Studies on the efficiency of translation and on the stability of actin messenger ribonucleic acid in mouse sarcoma ascites cells.
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- 1979-07-10
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- 27
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Keywords
Ascites, Translation (biology), Messenger RNA, Sarcoma, Actin
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