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Site-directed mutagenesis of polyomavirus middle-T antigen sequences encoding tyrosine 315 and tyrosine 250

Markland et al., 1986

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7626086048888938914
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Markland W
Oostra B
Harvey R
Markham A
Colledge W
Smith A
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Journal of virology

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Tyrosine residues of middle-T and tyrosine phosphorylation are thought to be important in the transformation of cultured rodent cells by polyomavirus. Of the potential tyrosine sites in the carboxyl-terminal half of middle-T, tyrosines 297, 315, and 322 have been studied …
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