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Mice deficient for the ets transcription factor elk-1 show normal immune responses and mildly impaired neuronal gene activation

Cesari et al., 2004

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Cesari F
Brecht S
Vintersten K
Vuong L
Hofmann M
Klingel K
Schnorr J
Arsenian S
Schild H
Herdegen T
Wiebel F
Nordheim A
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Molecular and cellular biology

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The transcription factor Elk-1 belongs to the ternary complex factor (TCF) subfamily of Ets proteins. TCFs interact with serum response factor to bind jointly to serum response elements in the promoters of immediate-early genes (IEGs). TCFs mediate the rapid …
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