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Organization of the rat γ-fibrinogen gene: alternative mRNA splice patterns produce the γA and γB (γ′) chains of fibrinogen

Crabtree et al., 1982

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8662169924636658073
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Crabtree G
Kant J
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In a variety of species, including rodents and man, the y chain of fibrinogen consists of two nonailelic forms, called yA and yB, or y and y'. We have found that these two fibrinogen y chains in the rat arise by translation of two mRNAs of 1700 and 2200 nucleotides, which are …
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