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July 1, 1994Journal of Biological ChemistryOpen Access

Molecular cloning of the amino-terminal region of a rat MUC 2 mucin gene homologue. Evidence for expression in both intestine and airway.

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HOH OhmoriKyushu UniversityADAustin DohrmanUniversity of VermontMGMarianne GallupUniversity of California, San Francisco

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