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Differing responses of globin and glycophorin gene expression to hemin in the human leukemia cell line K562

Tonkonow et al., 1982

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13182749843175602836
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Tonkonow B
Hoffman R
Burger D
Elder J
Mazur E
Murnane M
Benz E
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The human leukemia cell line, K562, produces embryonic and fetal hemoglobins and glycophorin A, proteins normally associated only with erythroid cells. Hemoglobin accumulation is enhanced by exposure of the cells to 0.05 mM hemin. We have examined …
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