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Overexpression of Activin βC or Activin βE in the Mouse Liver Inhibits Regenerative Deoxyribonucleic Acid Synthesis of Hepatic Cells

29 Apr 2003

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Activins are dimeric growth factors composed of beta-subunits, four of which have been isolated so far. Whereas activin beta(A) and beta(B) are expressed in many tissues, the expression of activin beta(C) and beta(E) is confined to the liver. To date no biological role or activity has been assigned to activins formed from beta(C) or beta(E) subunits (activin C and E). Because activin A (beta(A)beta(A)), among its...

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PMID: 12865331
DOI: 10.1210/en.2003-0388

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