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Novel principles of gamma retroviral insertional transcription activation in murine leukemia virus induced end stage tumors

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Figure 1 Coverage of each integration site relative to the mean coverage of all integrations in each tumor
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Figure 2 Novel mechanisms of retrovirus-induced transcription activation in mouse tumors.of the distal genethe same orientation.simultaneously by a single provirus to alter the expression pattern ofIntegration induces upregulation ofminus strand, as well a
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