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X ray-induced insulinoma cell line Rin-5F has a novel mutation site, c.A1459G (p.T487A), in death domain associated protein (DAXX) gene

2023-08-05

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In the present study, c. A1459G (p.T487A) in Exon 5 in the DAXX gene was detected in Rin-5F cell lines, one of the X-ray-induced insulinomas. An NCBI homology search reveals that the 487 amino acid site in the rat is the 497 amino acid of the human, based on the genomic cDNA homology between rat and human. In humans, the COSMIC (the Catalogue Of Somatic Mutations In Cancer) suggested that in human all cancers, the...

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10.21203/rs.3.rs-3218910/v1
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