Growth differentiation factor-9 regulatory sequences and uses therefor
CA 2324286 A1 · Owner: Matzuk, Martin Matthew · Inventors: Matzuk, Martin Matthew; Elvin, Julia Andrea
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Isolated GDF-9 regulatory sequences are disclosed as well as methods of using , the sequences to modulate tissue-specific expression of genes. The GDF-9 regulatory sequences include, for example enhancer and promoter elements that , naturally drive transcription of GDF-9 in specific tissues. The GDF-9 regulatory sequences can be derived from the untranscribed upstream (e.g. first 10 kilobases) and downstream regions and transcribed, untranslated , regions of a GDF-9 gene.
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