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Constitutive and IFN‐γ‐induced nuclear import of STAT1 proceed through independent pathways

Meyer et al., 2002

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Meyer T
Begitt A
Lödige I
van Rossum M
Vinkemeier U
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STAT1 functions as both a constitutive transcriptional regulator and, in response to cytokine stimulation of cells, as an inducible tyrosine‐phosphorylated transcription factor. Here, we identify and characterize a non‐transferable nuclear targeting sequence in the STAT1 DNA …
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