Secondary activation of c-abl may be related to translocation to the nucleolar organizer region in an in vitro cultured rat leukemia cell line (K3D).

R Takahashi; K Mihara; S Maeda; T Yamaguchi; H L Chen; N Aoyama; S Murao; M Hatanaka; T Sugiyama

doi:10.1073/pnas.83.4.1079

Secondary activation of c-abl may be related to translocation to the nucleolar organizer region in an in vitro cultured rat leukemia cell line (K3D).

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Secondary activation of c-abl may be related to translocation to the nucleolar organizer region in an in vitro cultured rat leukemia cell line (K3D).

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