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Publication : Mouse N-ras genes: organization of the functional locus and of a truncated cDNA-like pseudogene.

First Author  Chang HY Year  1987
Journal  Oncogene Res Volume  1
Issue  2 Pages  129-36
PubMed ID  2835730 Mgi Jnum  J:9173
Mgi Id  MGI:57636 Citation  Chang HY, et al. (1987) Mouse N-ras genes: organization of the functional locus and of a truncated cDNA-like pseudogene. Oncogene Res 1(2):129-36
abstractText  The N-ras gene was first identified in both humans and mice as a mutationally activated oncogene found in tumors. The nucleotide sequence and intron/exon structure of the coding region of the mouse gene have been determined previously. We have now determined the sequence and intron/exon structure of the 5' and 3' untranslated regions of mouse N-ras. Like its human homolog, the 3' untranslated region of the gene is encoded by two exons, and the 5' region is encoded by one. In addition, we have isolated and sequenced a second mouse gene homologous to N-ras. This locus, which we have named N-ras-2ps, resides at a chromosomal site distinct from N-ras and appears to be a truncated cDNA-like pseudogene.
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