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Differential expression of two distinct endogenous retrovirus genomes in developing tissues of the domestic cat

Niman et al., 1980

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6234571802377150192
Author
Niman H
Akhavi M
Gardner M
Stephenson J
Roy-Burman P
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Journal of the National Cancer Institute

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DNA and RNA sequences related to those of RD-114 retrovirus and feline leukemia virus (FeLV) were measured by molecular hybridization in embryonic tissues of the domestic cat. The expression of the major internal protein (p30) of these two viruses in the embryonic …
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