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LOSS OF IMPRINTING IN NORMAL TISSUE OF COLORECTAL-CANCER PATIENTS WITH MICROSATELLITE INSTABILITY
Authors: CUI HM HORON IL OHLSSON R HAMILTON SR FEINBERG AP
Citation: Hm. Cui et al., LOSS OF IMPRINTING IN NORMAL TISSUE OF COLORECTAL-CANCER PATIENTS WITH MICROSATELLITE INSTABILITY, Nature medicine, 4(11), 1998, pp. 1276-1280
HYPERVARIABLE ALLELIC EXPRESSION PATTERNS OF THE IMPRINTED IGF2 GENE IN TUMOR-CELLS
Authors: HE LM CUI HM WALSH C MATTSSON R LIN WL ANNEREN G PFEIFEROHLSSON S OHLSSON R
Citation: Lm. He et al., HYPERVARIABLE ALLELIC EXPRESSION PATTERNS OF THE IMPRINTED IGF2 GENE IN TUMOR-CELLS, Oncogene, 16(1), 1998, pp. 113-119
THE H19 TRANSCRIPT IS ASSOCIATED WITH POLYSOMES AND MAY REGULATE IGF2EXPRESSION IN TRANS
Authors: LI YM FRANKLIN G CUI HM SVENSSON K HE XB ADAM G OHLSSON R PFEIFER S
Citation: Ym. Li et al., THE H19 TRANSCRIPT IS ASSOCIATED WITH POLYSOMES AND MAY REGULATE IGF2EXPRESSION IN TRANS, The Journal of biological chemistry, 273(43), 1998, pp. 28247-28252
LOSS OF IMPRINTING IN DISEASE PROGRESSION IN CHRONIC MYELOGENOUS LEUKEMIA
Authors: RANDHAWA GS CUI HM BARLETTA JA STRICHMANALMASHANU LZ TALPAZ M KANTARJIAN H DEISSEROTH AB CHAMPLIN RC FEINBERG AP
Citation: Gs. Randhawa et al., LOSS OF IMPRINTING IN DISEASE PROGRESSION IN CHRONIC MYELOGENOUS LEUKEMIA, Blood, 91(9), 1998, pp. 3144-3147
INACTIVATION OF H19, AN IMPRINTED AND PUTATIVE TUMOR REPRESSOR GENE, IS A PRENEOPLASTIC EVENT DURING WILMS TUMORIGENESIS
Authors: CUI HM HEDBORG F HE LM SANDSTEDT B PFEIFEROHLSSON S OHLSSON R
Citation: Hm. Cui et al., INACTIVATION OF H19, AN IMPRINTED AND PUTATIVE TUMOR REPRESSOR GENE, IS A PRENEOPLASTIC EVENT DURING WILMS TUMORIGENESIS, Cancer research, 57(20), 1997, pp. 4469-4473
ALLELE-SPECIFIC IN-SITU HYBRIDIZATION (ASISH) ANALYSIS - A NOVEL TECHNIQUE WHICH RESOLVES DIFFERENTIAL ALLELIC USAGE OF H19 WITHIN THE SAMECELL LINEAGE DURING HUMAN PLACENTAL DEVELOPMENT
Authors: ADAM GIR CUI HM MILLER SJ FLAM F OHLSSON R
Citation: Gir. Adam et al., ALLELE-SPECIFIC IN-SITU HYBRIDIZATION (ASISH) ANALYSIS - A NOVEL TECHNIQUE WHICH RESOLVES DIFFERENTIAL ALLELIC USAGE OF H19 WITHIN THE SAMECELL LINEAGE DURING HUMAN PLACENTAL DEVELOPMENT, Development, 122(3), 1996, pp. 839-847
DIELECTRIC-PROPERTIES OF HUMAN FETAL ORGAN-TISSUES AT RADIO FREQUENCIES
Authors: LU YJ CUI HM YU J MASHIMO S
Citation: Yj. Lu et al., DIELECTRIC-PROPERTIES OF HUMAN FETAL ORGAN-TISSUES AT RADIO FREQUENCIES, Bioelectromagnetics, 17(5), 1996, pp. 425-426
AN IMPROVED PROTOCOL FOR PURIFICATION OF S-35 LABELED OLIGONUCLEOTIDEDNA PROBES FOR IN-SITU HYBRIDIZATION APPLICATIONS
Authors: CUI HM
Citation: Hm. Cui, AN IMPROVED PROTOCOL FOR PURIFICATION OF S-35 LABELED OLIGONUCLEOTIDEDNA PROBES FOR IN-SITU HYBRIDIZATION APPLICATIONS, Trends in genetics, 12(12), 1996, pp. 506-507
MONOALLELIC EXPRESSION OF IGF2 AT THE HUMAN FETAL MATERNAL BOUNDARY
Authors: EKSTROM TJ CUI HM NYSTROM A RUTANEN EM OHLSSON R
Citation: Tj. Ekstrom et al., MONOALLELIC EXPRESSION OF IGF2 AT THE HUMAN FETAL MATERNAL BOUNDARY, Molecular reproduction and development, 41(2), 1995, pp. 177-183
EXPRESSION, PROMOTER USAGE AND PARENTAL IMPRINTING STATUS OF INSULIN-LIKE GROWTH-FACTOR-II (IGF2) IN HUMAN HEPATOBLASTOMA - UNCOUPLING OF IGF2 AND H19 IMPRINTING
Authors: LI XR ADAM G CUI HM SANDSTEDT B OHLSSON R EKSTROM TJ
Citation: Xr. Li et al., EXPRESSION, PROMOTER USAGE AND PARENTAL IMPRINTING STATUS OF INSULIN-LIKE GROWTH-FACTOR-II (IGF2) IN HUMAN HEPATOBLASTOMA - UNCOUPLING OF IGF2 AND H19 IMPRINTING, Oncogene, 11(2), 1995, pp. 221-229
PROMOTER-SPECIFIC IGF2 IMPRINTING STATUS AND ITS PLASTICITY DURING HUMAN LIVER DEVELOPMENT
Authors: EKSTROM TJ CUI HM OHLSSON R
Citation: Tj. Ekstrom et al., PROMOTER-SPECIFIC IGF2 IMPRINTING STATUS AND ITS PLASTICITY DURING HUMAN LIVER DEVELOPMENT, Development, 121(2), 1995, pp. 309-316
RAPID COMMUNICATION - CLONING AND SEQUENCING OF A PIG CDC25 TYROSINE PHOSPHATASE CDNA
Authors: CUI HM XU WX POWELL D NEWMAN B
Citation: Hm. Cui et al., RAPID COMMUNICATION - CLONING AND SEQUENCING OF A PIG CDC25 TYROSINE PHOSPHATASE CDNA, Journal of animal science, 73(2), 1995, pp. 630-630
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