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Identification of a tissue-specific regulatory element within the human muscle glycogen phosphorylase gene.

The Journal of biological chemistry - 25 Oct 1991

Lockyer J M, McCracken J B

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Northern blot analysis showed that human muscle glycogen phosphorylase is developmentally regulated in human adult and fetal skeletal muscle. Furthermore, muscle phosphorylase mRNA expression is temporally regulated in the C2C12 mouse muscle cell line. To define regulatory elements that control expression of the human muscle glycogen phosphorylase gene, the structure of the 5' end of the gene was determined, and...

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