A 69-base pair fragment derived from human transcobalamin II promoter is sufficient for high bidirectional activity in the absence of a TATA box and an initiator element in transfected cells. Role of an E box in transcriptional activity (Q77419094)

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scientific article published on 01 October 1998
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A 69-base pair fragment derived from human transcobalamin II promoter is sufficient for high bidirectional activity in the absence of a TATA box and an initiator element in transfected cells. Role of an E box in transcriptional activity
scientific article published on 01 October 1998

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    A 69-base pair fragment derived from human transcobalamin II promoter is sufficient for high bidirectional activity in the absence of a TATA box and an initiator element in transfected cells. Role of an E box in transcriptional activity (English)

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