ORGANIZATION AND EXPRESSION OF EUCARYOTIC SPLIT GENES CODING FOR PROTEINSBREATHNACH R; CHAMBON P.1981; ANNU. REV. BIOCHEM.; ISSN 0066-4154; USA; DA. 1981; VOL. 50; PP. 349-383; BIBL. 283 REF.Article

PHOSPHOGLYCERATE MUTASE FROM WHEAT GERM: STUDIES WITH ¹⁸O-LABELED SUBSTRATE, INVESTIGATIONS OF THE PHOSPHATASE AND PHOSPHORYL TRANSFER ACTIVITIES, AND EVIDENCE FOR A PHOSPHORYL-ENZYME INTERMEDIATE.BREATHNACH R; KNOWLES JR.1977; BIOCHEMISTRY; U.S.A.; DA. 1977; VOL. 16; NO 14; PP. 3054-3060; BIBL. 25 REF.Article

Selective amplification in methotrexate-resistant mouse cells of an artificial dihydrofolate reductase transcription unit making use of cryptic splicing and polyadenylation sitesBREATHNACH, R.EMBO journal (Print). 1984, Vol 3, Num 4, pp 901-908, issn 0261-4189Article

OVALBUMIN GENE IS SPLIT IN CHICKEN DNA.BREATHNACH R; MANDEL JL; CHAMBON P et al.1977; NATURE; G.B.; DA. 1977; VOL. 270; NO 5635; PP. 314-319; BIBL. 28 REF.Article

CORRECT SPLICING OF A CHICKEN OVALBUMIN GENE TRANSCRIPT IN MOUSE L CELLSBREATHNACH R; MANTEI N; CHAMBON P et al.1980; PROC. NATION. ACAD. SCI. U.S.A.; USA; DA. 1980; VOL. 77; NO 2; PP. 740-744; BIBL. 29 REF.Article

TRANSFORMATION OF MOUSE FIBROBLASTS TO METHOTREXATE RESISTANCE BY A RECOMBINANT PLASMID EXPRESSING A PROKARYOTIC DIHYDROFOLATE REDUCTASEO'HARE K; BENOIST C; BREATHNACH R et al.1981; PROC. NATL. ACAD. SCI. U.S.A., BIOL. SCI.; ISSN 0273-1134; USA; DA. 1981; VOL. 78; NO 3; PP. 1527-1531; BIBL. 33 REF.Article

L'épissage alternatif comme mécanisme de contrôle de l'expression du gène FGFR-2 aux facteurs de croissance des fibroblastes = Alternative splicing as a mechanism for FGFR-2 gene expression controlGilbert, Emmanuelle; Breathnach, R.1995, 146 p.Thesis

A role for branchpoints in splicing in vivoRAUTMANN, G; BREATHNACH, R.Nature (London). 1985, Vol 315, Num 6018, pp 430-432, issn 0028-0836Article

RECOMBINANT DNA MOLECULES COMPRISING BOVINE PAPILLOMA VIRUS TYPE 1 DNA LINKED TO PLASMID DNA ARE MAINTAINED IN A PLASMIDIAL STATE BOTH IN RODENT FIBROBLASTS AND IN BACTERIAL CELLS = MOLECULES D'ADN RECOMBINANT COMPRENANT LE VIRUS DU PAPILLOME BOVIN DE TYPE 1 LIE A UN DNA PLASMIDIQUE ET MAINTENUES A L'ETAT PLASMIDIQUE DANS DES FIBROBLASTES DE RONGEURS ET DES CELLULES BACTERIENNESBINETRUY B; MENEGUZZI G; BREATHNACH R et al.1982; EMBO J.; ISSN 0261-4189; GBR; DA. 1982; VOL. 1; NO 5; PP. 621-628; BIBL. 27 REF.Article

OVALBUMIN GENE: EVIDENCE FOR A LEADER SEQUENCE IN MRNA AND DNA SEQUENCES AT THE EXON-INTRON BOUNDARIESBREATHNACH R; BENOIST C; O'HARE K et al.1978; PROC. NATION. ACAD. SCI.; USA; DA. 1978; VOL. 75; NO 10; PP. 4853-4857; BIBL. 29 REF.Article

A Crouzon syndrome synonymous mutation activates a 5' splice site within the IIIC exon of the FGFR2 geneDEL GATTO, F; BREATHNACH, R.Genomics (San Diego, Calif.). 1995, Vol 27, Num 3, pp 558-559, issn 0888-7543Article

Epidermal growth factor stimulates transcription of the c-jun proto-oncogene in rat fibroblastsQUANTIN, B; BREATHNACH, R.Nature (London). 1988, Vol 334, Num 6182, pp 538-539, issn 0028-0836Article

Plasmids for the cloning and expression of full-length double-stranded cDNAs under control of the SV40 early or late gene promoterBREATHNACH, R; HARRIS, B. A.Nucleic acids research. 1983, Vol 11, Num 20, pp 7119-7136, issn 0305-1048Article

CLONING OF CDNA SEQUENCES OF HORMONE-REGULATED GENES FROM THE MCF-7 HUMAN BREAST CANCER CELL LINE = CLONAGE DE SEQUENCES D'ADNC DE GENES REGULES PAR LES HORMONES PROVENANT DE LA LIGNEE CELLULAIRE DE CANCER DU SEIN HUMAIN MCF-7MASIAKOWSKI P; BREATHNACH R; BLOCH J et al.1982; NUCLEIC ACIDS RESEARCH; ISSN 0305-1048; GBR; DA. 1982; VOL. 10; NO 24; PP. 7895-7903; BIBL. 16 REF.Article

ISOLATION BY MOLECULAR CLONING OF A FRAGMENT OF THE SPLIT OVALBUMIN GENE.GARAPIN AC; LEPENNEC JP; ROSKAM W et al.1978; NATURE; GBR; DA. 1978; VOL. 273; NO 5661; PP. 349-354; BIBL. 33 REF.Article

ORGANIZATION OF COOLING AND INTERVENING SEQUENCES IN THE CHICKEN OVALBUMIN SPLIT GENEMANDEL JL; BREATHNACH R; GERLINGER P et al.1978; CELL; USA; DA. 1978; VOL. 14; NO 3; PP. 641-653; BIBL. DISSEM.Article

Human and rat malignant-tumor-associated mRNAs encode stromelysin-like metalloproteinasesNICHOLSON, R; MURPHY, G; BREATHNACH, R et al.Biochemistry (Easton). 1989, Vol 28, Num 12, pp 5195-5203, issn 0006-2960, 9 p.Article

Pump-1 cDNA codes for a protein with characteristics similar to those of classical collagenase family membersQUANTIN, B; MURPHY, G; BREATHNACH, R et al.Biochemistry (Easton). 1989, Vol 28, Num 13, pp 5327-5334, issn 0006-2960, 8 p.Article

Evidence for expression of two distinct T cell receptor β-chain transcripts in a human diphtheria toxoid-specific T cell cloneTRIEBEL, F; BREATHNACH, R; GRAZIANI, M et al.The Journal of immunology (1950). 1988, Vol 140, Num 1, pp 300-304, issn 0022-1767Article

Epidermal growth factor or serum stimulaiton of rat fibroblasts induces an elevation in mRNA levles for lactate dehydrogenase and other glycolytic enzymesMATRISIAN, L. M; RAUTMANN, G; MAGUN, B. E et al.Nucleic acids research. 1985, Vol 13, Num 3, pp 711-726, issn 0305-1048Article

A novel putative receptor protein tyrosine kinase of the met familyRONSIN, C; MUSCATELLI, F; MATTEI, M.-G et al.Oncogene (Basingstoke). 1993, Vol 8, Num 5, pp 1195-1202, issn 0950-9232Article

Epidermal growth factor and oncogenes induce transcription of the same cellular mRNA in rat fibroblastsMATRISIAN, L. M; GLAICHENHAUS, N; GESNEL, M.-C et al.EMBO journal (Print). 1985, Vol 4, Num 6, pp 1435-1440, issn 0261-4189Article

Multiple mRNAs code for proteins related to the BEK fibroblast growth factor receptorCHAMPION-ARNAUD, P; RONSIN, C; GILBERT, E et al.Oncogene : (Basingstoke). 1991, Vol 6, Num 6, pp 979-987Article

The collagenase gene family in humans consists of at least four membersMULLER, D; QUANTIN, B; GESNEL, M.-C et al.Biochemical journal (London. 1906). 1988, Vol 253, Num 1, pp 187-192, issn 0006-2936Article

Isolation of the oncogene and epidermal growth factor-induced transin gene: complex control in rat fibroblastsMATRISIAN, L. M; LEROY, P; RUHLMANN, C et al.Molecular and cellular biology (Print). 1986, Vol 6, Num 5, pp 1679-1686, issn 0270-7306Article