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Intron 9 retention in gene transcripts suggests involvement of CD44 in the tumorigenesis of ovarian cancer.
Anticancer research - 1 Jan 2000
Stickeler E, Möbus V J, Kieback D G, Kohlberger P, Runnebaum I B, Kreienberg R
Abstract excerpt
Increased or de novo expression of certain CD44 variant isofoms as well as abnormal processing of pre-mRNA of the CD44 gene have been found in different malignant human tumors. Retention of the non-coding intron 9 sequence in CD44 mRNA especially, appears to be a discriminating aberrant splicing pattern in several cancer tissues and cells. We examined the expression of the CD44 intron 9 sequence in the mRNA of 45...
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