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Analysis of human and rodent beta 3-adrenergic receptor messenger ribonucleic acids.
Endocrinology - 1 Sept 1994
Granneman J G, Lahners K N
Abstract excerpt
Recent evidence indicates that the human and rodent beta 3-receptor genes differ with respect to their intron/exon organization and putative regulatory elements in the proximal promotor regions. The present work examined the molecular basis for heterogeneity among human and rodent beta 3-receptor messenger RNAs (mRNAs) and mRNA transcription start site selection with gene-derived human and rodent probes. This...
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