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Exon organization of the mouse entactin gene corresponds to the structural domains of the polypeptide and has regional homology to the low-density lipoprotein …

Durkin et al., 1995

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6992826333174254336
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Durkin M
Wewer U
Chung A
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Genomics

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Entactin is a widespread basement membrane protein of 150 kDa that binds to type IV collagen and laminin. The complete exon—intron structure of the mouse entactin gene has been determined from λ genomic DNA clones. The gene spans at least 65 kb and contains …
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