"Rapid Communication: BamHI Restriction Fragment Length Polymorphism Detected with a Pig Gastric Mucin (MUC5AC) Probe" by R. G. Larson

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Rapid Communication: BamHI Restriction Fragment Length Polymorphism Detected with a Pig Gastric Mucin (MUC5AC) Probe

Journal of Animal Science

R. G. Larson, Iowa State University
B. S. Turner, Harvard Medical School
K. R. Bhaskar, Harvard Medical School
J. T. LaMont, Harvard Medical School
Max F. Rothschild, Iowa State University

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1-1-1996

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/1996.7461443x

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Source and Description of Probe. PGM-9B is a 1,500-bp pig cDNA clone (Turner et al., 1995) that encodes a tandem repeat region of pig gastric mucin and has recently been shown to overlap clones that exhibit considerable (>60 to 80%) homology with the MUC5AC gene in the non-repeat regions (Turner et al., 1996).

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This is an article from Journal of Animal Science 74 (1996): 1443, doi:/1996.7461443x. Posted with permission.

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R. G. Larson, B. S. Turner, K. R. Bhaskar, J. T. LaMont, et al.. "Rapid Communication: BamHI Restriction Fragment Length Polymorphism Detected with a Pig Gastric Mucin (MUC5AC) Probe" Journal of Animal Science Vol. 74 Iss. 6 (1996) p. 1443 - 1443
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