A single base pair deletion from the inactive octamer-like motif of the 7S K distal sequence element brings full functionality in vivo (Q48195726)

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scientific article published in December 1991

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English	A single base pair deletion from the inactive octamer-like motif of the 7S K distal sequence element brings full functionality in vivo	scientific article published in December 1991

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A single base pair deletion from the inactive octamer-like motif of the 7S K distal sequence element brings full functionality in vivo (English)

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Hartmut Kleinert

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B J Benecke

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1 December 1991

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Journal of Biological Chemistry

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266

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35

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23872-23877

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