Abstract: Molecules complementary to nucleotide sequences encoding mutant ras proteins which contain a single-base mutation in the codon encoding amino acids at position 13, 12 or 61 have been produced. These molecules are useful in methods of detecting specific single-base mutations in altered ras genes and the specific cancers associated with such mutations.
Abstract: Molecules complementary to nucleotide sequences encoding mutant ras proteins which contain a single-base mutation in the codon encoding amino acids at position 13, 12 or 61 have been produced. These molecules are useful in methods of detecting specific single-base mutations in altered ras genes and the specific cancers associated with such mutations.
Abstract: Molecules complementary to nucleotide sequences encoding mutant ras protiens which contain a single-base mutation in the codon encoding amino acids at position 13, 12 or 61 have been produced. These molecules are useful in methods of detecting specific single-base mutations in altered ras genes and the specific cancers associated with such mutations.