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A study of the expression and cellular function of the human FAM111B gene
POIKTMP, a multi-systemic fibrosing disease, results from mutations in the human FAM111B gene. Studies have also suggested high expression of this gene in cancers. Despite rising interest in the pathological effects of FAM111B mutations and overexpression of FAM111B, knowledge of the physiological r...
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Department of Medicine
2022
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