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Dysregulation of PAX5 causes uncommitted B cell development and tumorigenesis in mice

2021-01-31

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PAX5 is the master transcription factor controlling B cell identity. In humans, mutations in PAX5 account for 30% of B cell acute lymphoblastic leukemia (B-ALL) cases. Investigating the causal effects of PAX5 mutations has however been difficult due to the premature lethality of Pax5 −/− mice. Here we describe a novel mouse strain with a premature STOP mutation in Pax5 (Y351*) that produces a truncated protein...

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2f6ee948-49d1-5309-ba5b-f4d5d3d14fa2
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10.1101/2021.01.29.428877
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