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The detection of hamster connexins: a comparison of expression profiles with wild-type mouse and the cancer-prone Min mouse.

Cell communication & adhesion - 1 Jan 2000

Cruciani Véronique, Heintz Karen-Marie, Husøy Trine, Hovig Eivind, Warren David J, Mikalsen Svein-Ole

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The open reading frames of 17 connexins from Syrian hamster (using tissues) and 16 connexins from the Chinese hamster cell line V79, were fully (Cx30, Cx31, Cx37, Cx43 and Cx45) or partially sequenced. We have also detected, and partially sequenced, seven rat connexins that previously were unavailable. The expression of connexin genes was examined in some hamster organs and cultured hamster cells, and compared...

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PMID: 16194882
DOI: 10.1080/15419060500242877

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