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203 related items for PubMed ID: 8668139

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    Wong AO, Le Drean Y, Liu D, Hu ZZ, Du SJ, Hew CL.
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  • 22. Analysis of rat prolactin promoter sequences that mediate pituitary-specific and 3',5'-cyclic adenosine monophosphate-regulated gene expression in vivo.
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  • 23. An element in the prolactin promoter mediates the stimulatory effect of insulin on transcription of the prolactin gene.
    Stanley FM.
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  • 24. Reconstitution of protein kinase A regulation of the rat prolactin promoter in HeLa nonpituitary cells: identification of both GHF-1/Pit-1-dependent and -independent mechanisms.
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  • 29. Identification of rat growth hormone genomic sequences targeting pituitary expression in transgenic mice.
    Lira SA, Crenshaw EB, Glass CK, Swanson LW, Rosenfeld MG.
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  • 32. Multiple forms of rat prolactin and growth hormone in pituitary cell subpopulations separated using a Percoll gradient system: disulphide-bridged dimers and glycosylated variants.
    Bollengier F, Velkeniers B, Hooghe-Peters E, Mahler A, Vanhaelst L.
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  • 33. Radioimmunoassay of rat prolactin and its use in measuring prolactin production by cultured pituitary cells.
    Haug E, Gautvik KM.
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    Ivarie RD, Morris JA.
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  • 36. Site-specific methylation of the promoter alters deoxyribonucleic acid-protein interactions and prevents follicle-stimulating hormone receptor gene transcription.
    Griswold MD, Kim JS.
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  • 37. Estrogen-mediated induction of rat prolactin gene transcription requires the formation of a chromatin loop between the distal enhancer and proximal promoter regions.
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  • 39. A Pit-1 phosphorylation mutant can mediate both basal and induced prolactin and growth hormone promoter activity.
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  • 40. Distance-dependent interactions between basal, cyclic AMP, and thyroid hormone response elements in the rat growth hormone promoter.
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