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The proximal promoter region of the human heme oxygenase gene contains elements involved in stimulation of transcriptional activity by a variety of agents including …

Tyrrell et al., 1993

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16076157738654982297
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Tyrrell R
Applegate L
Tromvoukis Y
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Carcinogenesis

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The rate of transcription of the heme oxygenase gene is enhanced by a variety of agents including oxidants such as hydrogen peroxide and UVA (320–380 nm) radiation and the sulfhydryl reagent, sodium arsenite. To further analyze the inducible response, we have …
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