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Mammalian cells have two functional RCC1 proteins produced by alternative splicing.
Journal of cell science - 1 Aug 1994
Miyabashira J, Sekiguchi T, Nishimoto T
Abstract excerpt
Previously we cloned two human RCC1 cDNAs that differed in their noncoding region. In this study, we have found new human and hamster RCC1 cDNAs, which have an even more different coding region from that of the previously cloned RCC1 cDNAs yet can complement the RCC1 mutation in the tsBN2 cell line. The newly found RCC1 cDNAs encode a protein (designated as RCC1-I) that has an insertion of 31 (human) and 13...
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