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Molecules and cells, v.18 no.2, 2004년, pp.256 - 260
Park, Kyungbae , Kang, Hae Mook
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In mammals, two types of cryptochrome are involved in the regulation of the circadian rhythm. We previously characterized rat Cry2 and its expression in brain tissue [Eun et al. (2001)]. We report here the cloning of another cryptochrome gene, Cry1, from rat brain by reverse-transcription coupled to...
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