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Mouse p73 gene maps to the distal part of chromosome 4 and might be involved in the progression of gamma-radiation-induced T-cell lymphomas.

Cancer research - 1 May 1999

Herranz M, Santos J, Salido E, Fernández-Piqueras J, Serrano M

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We have isolated and sequenced a DNA fragment of about 12 kb that comprises exons 5-14 of the mouse p73 gene. We have identified four polymorphic markers, and one of them has been used to genetically map p73 to the distal part of chromosome 4. Previously, we have reported that gamma-radiation-induced T-cell lymphomas undergo frequent loss of heterozygosity around marker D4Mit205b at the distal part of chromosome...

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