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Expression of genes related to the human erbB, erbA, pdgf and pdgf-r in tumors of different etiology in Xiphophorus.

International journal of cancer - 19 Aug 1992

Zechel C, Peters H, Schleenbecker U, Anders F

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The melanoma determining Tu locus of the teleost Xiphophorus contains an accessory gene, x-erbB*a, which is closely related to the EGF receptor gene family, and is probably oncogenic. x-erbB*a exists in allelic forms that are specific for distinct Tu-loci, and shows high homology to a non-allelic non-oncogenic counterpart x-erbB*i which is transcribed into mRNA of 4.6 kb in non-tumorous and tumorous tissues of...

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PMID: 1323541
DOI: 10.1002/ijc.2910520114

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