Brief noteA novel oncofetal gene is expressed in a stage-specific manner in murine embryonic development☆
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This work was conducted, in part, by the Clayton Foundation for Research, California Division and supported by USPHS NIH Grants CA37778 (C.M.), CA42495 (C.M.), and GM39586 (M.W.).
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C.M. is a Clayton Foundation Investigator.
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