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<i>trkB,</i> a Neural Receptor Protein-Tyrosine Kinase: Evidence for a Full-Length and Two Truncated Receptors

1991-01-01

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We have screened an adult rat cerebellar cDNA library in search of novel protein tyrosine-kinase (PTK) cDNAs. A cDNA for a putative PTK, trkB, was cloned, and its sequence indicates that it is likely to be derived from a gene for a ligand-regulated receptor closely related to the human trk oncogene. Northern (RNA) analysis showed that the trkB gene is expressed predominantly in the brain and that trkB expresses mu...

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c4aa272e-0418-59a2-9d93-0411bd79d9c3
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10.1128/mcb.11.1.143-153.1991
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