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Human dihydrofolate reductase gene organization: extensive conservation of the G+ C-rich 5′ non-coding sequence and strong intron size divergence from …

Yang et al., 1984

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12480394588210372431
Author
Yang J
Masters J
Attardi G
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Journal of molecular biology

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The complete human dihydrofolate reductase (DHFR) gene has been cloned from four recombinant lambda libraries constructed with the DNA from a methotrexate-resistant human cell line with amplified DHFR genes. The detailed organization of the gene has been …
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