A novel member of the lysyl oxidase gene family
CA 2418952 A1 · Owner: Karathanasis, Sotirios K. · Inventors: Ferris, Elissa; Zhang, Jianxiong; Bapat, Ashok R.
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The present invention relates to a novel lysyl oxidase genes termed EER-7. , The invention relates to the protein and nucleic acids encoding the protein. The invention further relates to an assay system to identify compounds that selectively modulate EER-7 protein activity by interaction with estrogen receptors.
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