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Subcellular fate of the int-2 oncoprotein is determined by choice of initiation codon.
Nature - 15 Feb 1990
Acland P, Dixon M, Peters G, Dickson C
Abstract excerpt
Fibroblast growth factors (FGFs) have been implicated in many aspects of cell growth and differentiation both in normal and neoplastic settings. For example, the mouse int-2 gene, which encodes an FGF-related product, is a frequent target of proviral activation in carcinomas induced by mouse mammary tumour virus, but apparently functions at discrete stages of normal embryonic development. Six classes of int-2...
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