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CAGE1 gene

Known as: cancer antigen 1, CTAG3, CANCER/TESTIS ANTIGEN 3 
National Institutes of Health

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2015
2015
Functional Significance of the Area of Apposition of Diaphragm to Rib Cage1, 2
2008
2008
Biokinetics of ruthenium isotopes in humans and its dependence on chemical speciation
Tracer studies in healthy volunteers using stable isotopes of ruthenium were performed with the objective of extending the… 
2005
2005
Methylation status of mage gene famaily and cage1 promoters in squamous cell carcinoma of uterine cervix(Oncology 4)
2002
2002
Testing Scandium Method to Quantify Suspended Particles Adhesion to the External Surface of Periphyton Communities
Aquarium experiments were performed to quantify the inorganic fraction of suspended particles deposited on the external surface… 
2001
2001
Retrospective assessment of historic radon concentrations in Norwegian dwellings by measuring glass implanted Po-210--an international field intercomparison.
Review
2001
Review
2001
Special issue on environmental radiometrics.
2000
2000
REACTOR PHYSICS ASPECTS OF PLUTONIUM RECYCLING IN PWRs
Burnup calculations have been performed to calculate reactor physics parameters like reactivity coefficients and kinetic… 
1999
1999
Assessment of Passive Safety Injection Systems of ALWRs Final report of the European Commission 4 th Framework Programme Project FI4I-CT95-0004 (APSI)
The European Commission 4 Framework Programme project “Assessment of Passive Safety Injection Systems of Advanced Light Water… 
1999
1999
Assignment1 of the serologically defined colon cancer antigen 1 gene (SDCCAG1) to human chromosome band 14q22 by in situ hybridization
In vitro induction of terminal differentiation produces morphological changes and an irreversible block in G1 phase of the cell… 
1944
1944
Fertilization of A. maculipennis var. labronchiae in the Laboratory
A. maculipennis var. labranehiae is reported to swarm readily in a small cage (1 m. high and 50 cm. wide) if a blue light of… 
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