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Transcription: basal factors and activation

Ranish et al., 1996

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9478789871117964058
Author
Ranish J
Hahn S
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Current opinion in genetics & development

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Much progress has been made in the past few years in understanding the mechanism and regulation of mRNA synthesis. This rapid progress has largely been due to the availability of cloned genes encoding components of the transcription machinery. Structural and …
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