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Things oncogene often describes (“oncogene ________”)
expression, product, products, mutations, fos, activation, kit, myc, gene, family, leads, proteins, sequences, function, jun, amplification, transcription, adenovirus, protein, ras, mrna, abnormalities, mutation, theory, induction, results, mrnas, fms, receptor, myb, promoter, kinase, factor, transcripts, locus, rel, activity, blocks, overexpression, homolog, ret, maf, correlate, ribozymes, met, coamplification, codes, src, ets, controls, enhancer, cdna, mpl, trk, vav, rearrangements, sequence, abl, cbl, deletion, alpha, defects, counterparts, cbl2, content, hypothesis, genes, p53, similarity, diverge, sis, mos, erba, ligand, variants, stability, phosphorylation, alterations, loci, alleles, activations, syndrome, rna, correlates, bcl6, ribozyme, present
How oncogene often is described (“________ oncogene”)
cellular, human, single, putative, anti, dominant, activated, active, recessive, potent, specific, particular, potential, novel, mutated, translocated, related, proto, nuclear, simian, ros, unrearranged, erb, untranslocated, causing, middle, avian, raf, mvc, derived, regulated, mutant, endogenous, transfected, ra.v, feline, transduced, wyc, erbb2, chimeric, mammalian, haras, hybrid, sensitive, raj, silent, gsp, lethal, viral, exogenous, cell, associated, defective, mvr, cloned, quiescent, 2lneu, neu, fgr, identifiable, inducing
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