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Dihydrotestesterone induction of EPHB2 expression in the female genital tubercle mimics male pattern of expression during embryogenesis.

The Journal of urology - 1 Oct 2003

Lorenzo Armando J, Nguyen Michael T, Sozubir Selami, Henkemeyer Mark, Baker Linda A

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PURPOSE: The Eph family constitutes the largest class of membrane bound tyrosine kinase receptors in higher vertebrates, being involved in complex cell-to-cell recognition events via their membrane anchored ligands, the ephrins. To uncover evidence for possible molecular involvement in genitourin...

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PMID: 14501676
DOI: 10.1097/01.ju.0000087423.89813.64

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EPHB2

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