Differential increase of an alternatively polyadenylated mRNA species of murine CD40 upon B lymphocyte activation.
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Summary
The activation of B lymphocytes differentially increases the relative levels of these two mRNA transcripts suggesting a posttranscriptional mechanism for the regulation of CD40 surface expression.
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- 1992-01-15
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Keywords
Biology, CD40, Molecular biology, Polyadenylation, Messenger RNA
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