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Sequences required for cell-type specific thyroid hormone regulation of rat growth hormone promoter activity.

Larsen et al., 1986

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Larsen P
Harney J
Moore D
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Journal of Biological Chemistry

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We have located sequences within the rat growth hormone (rGH) promoter region which are required for pituitary cell-type specific responsiveness to T3 (thyroid hormone, 3, 5, 3'-L- triiodothyronine). Transient transfections with a series of plasmids containing as few as 202 …
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