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Leukemic predisposition of pSca-1/Cb2 transgenic mice

Joosten et al., 2002

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Joosten M
Valk P
Jordà M
Vankan-Berkhoudt Y
Verbakel S
Van Den Broek M
Beijen A
Löwenberg B
Delwel R
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Experimental hematology

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OBJECTIVE: The gene encoding the peripheral cannabinoid receptor Cb2 is located in the common virus integration site Evi11 and is associated with hematopoietic malignancies in mice. To determine the effect of Cb2 overexpression on hematopoietic development in vivo …
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