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A new family of genes and pseudogenes potentially expressing testis- and brain-specific leucine zipper proteins in man and mouse.

Gene - 16 May 2000

Pourcel C, Jaubert J, Hadchouel M, Wu X, Schweizer J

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We have characterized a new mouse gene highly transcribed in the testis, and a derived intronless gene expressed in the embryo. The latter gene is present in Mus musculus domesticus and in Mus musculus castaneus but is absent in Mus spretus. The sequencing of different clones from a testis cDNA library reveals a complex transcriptional regulation for the intron-containing gene. The use of several promoters,...

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PMID: 10831844
DOI: 10.1016/s0378-1119(00)00158-x

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