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The 5' part of the human H19 RNA contains cis-acting elements hampering its translatability.

Cellular and molecular biology (Noisy-le-Grand, France) - 1 Dec 1996

Joubel A, Curgy J J, Pelczar H, Begue A, Lagrou C, Stehelin D, Coll J

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H19 is an imprinted gene developmentally regulated in man and mouse and implicated in various neoplasms. No corresponding protein product has yet been detected, although several open reading frames (ORFs) could be identified along its RNA. The largest ORF found in the human gene could encode a putative 26 kDa protein. We have isolated two H19 cDNAs (AP and ES) that contain this ORF4 and correspond to incomplete...

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