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Reactivation of chicken erythrocyte nuclei in heterokaryons results in expression of adult chicken globin genes.

Linder et al., 1981

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6409979040831328510
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Linder S
Zuckerman S
Ringertz N
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Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences

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Activation of chicken globin gene transcription has been demonstrated in chicken erythrocyte--rat L6 myoblast heterokaryons. The globin mRNA is polyadenylylated and is translated into adult chicken alpha A-, alpha D-, and beta-globin polypeptides. No fetal …
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