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Characterization of the opposite-strand genes from the mouse bidirectionally transcribed HTF9 locus.

Gene - 22 Jul 1991

Bressan A, Somma M P, Lewis J, Santolamazza C, Copeland N G, Gilbert D J, Jenkins N A, Lavia P

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The mouse HTF9 locus contains two genes that are bidirectionally transcribed with opposite polarity from a shared CpG-rich island. Both genes were previously shown to be expressed in a housekeeping fashion in mouse. We have now determined the molecular organization of the genes over 12 kb surrounding the island. In addition, we show that the HTF9 locus resides in the proximal region of mouse chromosome 16. We...

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PMID: 1889746
DOI: 10.1016/0378-1119(91)90274-f

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