reference/19074341

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bibliographicCitation	Liu AY, Abraham BA. Subtractive cloning of a hybrid human endogenous retrovirus and calbindin gene in the prostate cell line PC3. Cancer Res. 1991 Aug 01;51(15):4107–10. PMID: 1713126.
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