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Tsuchiya et al., 1992 - Google Patents

The Saccharomyces cerevisiae NPS1 gene, a novel CDC gene which encodes a 160 kDa nuclear protein involved in G2 phase control.

Tsuchiya et al., 1992

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Tsuchiya E
Uno M
Kiguchi A
Masuoka K
Kanemori Y
Okabe S
Mikayawa T
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The EMBO Journal

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We have cloned the gene NPS1 (nuclear protein of Saccharomyces) which encodes a nuclear protein of mol. wt 156 735 Daltons (1359 amino acids) essential for cell growth. NPS1 contains a 2 kb sequence that is highly homologous to the S. cerevisiae SNF2/GAM1 …
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