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Genomic organization and promoter function of the murine tumor necrosis factor receptor β gene

Rothe et al., 1993

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15653821695397591948
Author
Rothe J
Bluethmann H
Gentz R
Lesslauer W
Steinmetz M
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Molecular immunology

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Using the tumor necrosis factor receptor β (TNFRβ) cDNA as a probe, overlapping clones from a genomic phage library were isolated which encompass the murine TNF receptor β gene. Analysis of the gene led to the identification of 10 exons, most of which were …
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