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Efp as a primary estrogen‐responsive gene in human breast cancer.

2020-06-14

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<p>We have previously isolated the efp (estrogenresponsivefinger protein) that is required for the normalestrogen-induced cell proliferation. Here, we show the genomicorganization of the human efp gene which consists of nine exons.The efp mRNA was expressed in human breast tumors and theestrogen-induced expression of the efp was found in MCF-7human breast cancer cells. Moreover, efp promoter activity wasenhanced t...

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DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/kp76e

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