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Mutations in the WRN gene in mice accelerate mortality in a p53-null background

Lombard et al., 2000

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Lombard D
Beard C
Johnson B
Marciniak R
Dausman J
Bronson R
Buhlmann J
Lipman R
Curry R
Sharpe A
Jaenisch R
Guarente L
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Werner's syndrome (WS) is a human disease with manifestations resembling premature aging. The gene defective in WS, WRN, encodes a DNA helicase. Here, we describe the generation of mice bearing a mutation that eliminates expression of the C terminus of the …
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