The Mouse <i>Murr1</i> Gene Is Imprinted in the Adult Brain, Presumably Due to Transcriptional Interference by the Antisense-Oriented <i>U2af1-rs1</i> Gene
Youdong Wang, Tsunehiro Mukai(Nishikyushu University), Sadahiko Masuko, Hitomi Yatsuki, Satoshi Okinami(Saga Medical School Hospital), C.V. Beechey(Medical Research Council), Keiichiro Joh, Hidenobu Soejima(Saga University), Akira Nabetani(National Cerebral and Cardiovascular Center)
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