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Characterization of gap junctional communication-deficient mutants of a rat liver epithelial cell line.

European journal of cell biology - 1 Apr 1993

Oh S Y, Dupont E, Madhukar B V, Briand J P, Chang C C, Beyer E, Trosko J E

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To understand the mechanism(s) regulating gap junctional communication, we isolated gap junctional intercellular communication-deficient (GJIC-) mutant clones of a rat liver epithelial cell line, WB F-344, which is hypoxanthine-guanine phosphoribosyl transferase deficient (HGPRT-). The cells were exposed to a mutagenesis regimen and cocultured with the wild type HGPRT+ cells. Four GJIC- and one positive clones...

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