deprimerones

endogenous natural regulatory peptides controlling gene expression in eucaryotic cells

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1.	Carcinogenesis 09/27/1979 - "Loss or decreased level of these deprimerones during the promotion of carcinogenesis is responsible for uncontrolled gene expression observed in cancer." 07/31/1980 - "The results demonstrated a decrease of the poly (A)-mRNA deprimerone level during carcinogenesis and further support the previously demonstrated specific occurrence of deprimerones with poly(A)-mRNA. " 07/31/1980 - "The results confirm a previously found decrease in chromatin deprimerones in tumor cells using different experimental approach and remain in accordance with the postulated deprimerone theory of carcinogenesis."
2.	Neoplasms (Cancer) 09/27/1979 - "Loss or decreased level of these deprimerones during the promotion of carcinogenesis is responsible for uncontrolled gene expression observed in cancer." 07/31/1980 - "The results confirm a previously found decrease in chromatin deprimerones in tumor cells using different experimental approach and remain in accordance with the postulated deprimerone theory of carcinogenesis."
3.	Experimental Liver Neoplasms 07/31/1980 - "Nuclear deprimerones in rat liver and Novikoff hepatoma." 07/31/1980 - "Poly(A)-mRNA deprimerones in rat liver and Novikoff hepatoma cells." 07/31/1980 - "Extraction of total low molecular weight peptides controlling transcription (deprimerones) from rat liver and Novikoff hepatoma nuclei was perfromed with 80% ethanol at pH 9.5. "