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A 252 bp upstream region of the rat spermatocyte-specific hst70 gene is sufficient to promote expression of the hst70-CAT hybrid gene in testis and brain of transgenic …

Widłak et al., 1995

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5864992155584854725
Author
Widłak W
Markkula M
Krawczyk Z
Kananen K
Huhtaniemi I
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Biochimica et Biophysica Acta (BBA)-Gene Structure and Expression

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The rat hst70 gene belongs to a heat shock hsp70 multigene family and its expression has been detected so far solely in spermatocytes. To investigate the cis-elements responsible for testis-specific expression of the hst70 gene we produced several lines of transgenic mice …
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