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1995 • 1,826 citations

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1998 • 1,316 citations

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1997 • 1,106 citations

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1997 • 989 citations

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1995 • 902 citations

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1997 • 797 citations

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1998 • 685 citations

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1997 • 647 citations

Cloning and expression of Stat5 and an additional homologue (Stat5b) involved in prolactin signal transduction in mouse mammary tissue.

1995 • 556 citations

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1997 • 371 citations

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1995 • 285 citations

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1998 • 269 citations

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1997 • 174 citations

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1997 • 90 citations