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Human insulin-receptor gene.
Diabetes - 1 Feb 1990
Seino S, Seino M, Bell G I
Abstract excerpt
The human insulin-receptor (hINSR) gene spans a region of greater than 120,000 base pairs (bp) on the short arm of chromosome 19. It is comprised of 22 exons or coding regions that vary in size from 36 to greater than 2500 bp. To a large degree, the introns appear to divide the hINSR gene into segments that encode structural and/or functional elements of the hINSR protein. The exon-intron organization of the...
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