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  • 61. Over-expression of an endogenous milk protein gene in transgenic mice is associated with impaired mammary alveolar development and a milchlos phenotype.
    Burdon T, Wall RJ, Shamay A, Smith GH, Hennighausen L.
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  • 68. Targeted c-myc gene expression in mammary glands of transgenic mice induces mammary tumours with constitutive milk protein gene transcription.
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