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Regional localization of two human cellular Kirsten ras genes on chromosomes 6 and 12

Sakaguchi et al., 1984

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18171360777476970826
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Sakaguchi A
Zabel B
Grzeschik K
Law M
Ellis R
Scolnick E
Naylor S
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Molecular and cellular biology

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Human cellular Kirsten ras 1 and ras 2 genes were localized to chromosomes 6p23→ q12 and 12p12. 05→ pter, respectively, using human-rodent cell hybrids. Thus, the short arms of human chromosomes 11 (encoding lactate dehydrogenase-A and the proto-oncogene c-Ha …
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