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Fra-1 replaces c-Fos-dependent functions in mice

Fleischmann et al., 2000

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17277874716885311484
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Fleischmann A
Hafezi F
Elliott C
Remé C
Rüther U
Wagner E
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Structure–function analysis as well as studies with knock-out and transgenic mice have assigned distinct functions to c-Fos and Fra-1, two components of the transcription factor AP- 1 (a ctivator p rotein-1). To test whether Fra-1 could substitute for c-Fos, we generated knock …
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