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Disproportionate expression of the two nonallelic rat insulin genes in a pancreatic tumor is due to translational control

Cordell et al., 1982

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6472494046118057981
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Cordell B
Diamond D
Smith S
Pünter J
Schone H
Goodman H
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The expression of the two nonallelic but highly homologous rat insulin genes (1 and 2) in a transplantable j $ cell tumor is found to be 1Ckfold higher for rat1 insulin than rat2 insulin, while in normal pancreatic tissue there are approximately equal amounts of each protein. No …
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