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Differential Regulation of D-Type Cyclins in the Mouse Intestine
6 Dec 2005
Abstract excerpt
The intestinal epithelium undergoes continuous rapid renewal throughout adult life. To examine contributions of D-type cyclins to proliferation in the intestine, we examined D-type cyclin expression in the mouse proximal and distal small intestine and colon. Cyclin D1 was expressed throughout the small and large intestine. In contrast, cyclin D2 and D3 protein levels were not readily detectable in the duodenum....
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