Mechanism of exogenous nucleic acids and their precursors improving the repair of intestinal epithelium after &gamma;-irradiation in mice

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World J Gastroenterol. Oct 15, 2000; 6(5): 709-717
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Figure 3 Part results of hybridization with RNA. A: Test group; B: Control group. Dot blots confirmed that these genes were overexpressed in test group, and lower expressed in control group, that is, these genes were associated with repair of intestinal gland cells treated by RNA.

Citation: Cui DX, Zeng GY, Wang F, Xu JR, Ren DQ, Guo YH, Tian FR, Yan XJ, Hou Y, Su CZ. Mechanism of exogenous nucleic acids and their precursors improving the repair of intestinal epithelium after γ-irradiation in mice. World J Gastroenterol 2000; 6(5): 709-717
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