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Overexpression of human insulin-like growth factor-II in transgenic mice causes increased growth of the thymus

van Buul-Offers et al., 1995

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11933392288696809247
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van Buul-Offers S
De Haan K
Reijnen-Gresnigt M
Meinsma D
Jansen M
Oei S
Bonte E
Sussenbach J
Van den Brande J
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Journal of Endocrinology

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In order to determine the effects of IGF-II overexpression on growth of mice, transgenic mice were produced carrying one of three different H-2K b human IGF-II minigenes in which different non-coding exons (exon 5, truncated exon 5 or exon 6) preceded the coding exons …
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