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Functional analysis of interleukin 6 response elements (IL-6REs) on the human γ-fibrinogen promoter: binding of hepatic Stat3 correlates negatively with …

Duan et al., 2003

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6356059324814140516
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Duan H
Simpson-Haidaris P
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Journal of Biological Chemistry

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Several families of transcription factors play important roles in modulating liver-specific gene expression during an acute phase response (APR). Stat3/APR factor is the main transactivator of gene expression by the interleukin (IL)-6 family of cytokines signaling …
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