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H19 sense and antisense transgenes modify insulin‐like growth factor‐II mRNA levels

Wilkin et al., 2000

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7253000350867333280
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Wilkin F
Paquette J
Ledru E
Mamelin C
Pollak M
Deal C
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European journal of biochemistry

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The oppositely‐imprinted genes insulin‐like growth factor‐II (IGF2) and H19, a putative tumor suppressor, often show coordinate, reciprocal regulation and are believed to play a role in carcinogenesis. To explore the possible interactions between these genes, we stably …
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