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Adenovirus E1A expression controlled by the red pigment promoter in transgenic mice: a model for developmental abnormalities of the eye.

Cell growth & differentiation : the molecular biology journal of the American Association for Cancer Research - 1 Oct 1994

Wang Y, Albert D M, Shenk T

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Four transgenic founder mice were produced that carry the adenovirus E1A gene under control of the human red pigment promoter. Two of the founder animals passed the transgene to progeny, and one line was bred to homozygosity. The line of mice homozygous for the transgene expressed E1A-specific RNA at a low level in their eyes; no expression could be detected in other tissues that were tested. Either the founder...

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PMID: 7848907

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