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Isolation of novel complementary DNA clones from T lymphoma cells: one encodes a putative multiple membrane-spanning protein.

Cell growth & differentiation : the molecular biology journal of the American Association for Cancer Research - 1 Jun 1990

MacLeod C L, Fong A M, Seal B S, Walls L, Wilkinson M F

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Five novel complementary DNA (cDNA) clones which are differentially expressed between two closely related T lymphoma cell clones were isolated using subtraction-enriched differential screening. SL12.4 cells, from which the cDNAs were isolated, have characteristics of thymocytes at an intermediate stage in development and cause prominent extranodal ovarian tumors in syngeneic animals. A sister cell clone, SL12.3,...

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