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Antagonism of 2–5 A‐mediated inhibition of protein synthesis in intact cells by 2', 5'‐(pA) 3

Black et al., 1985

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Black R
Friedman R
Imai J
Torrence P
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In vitro studies have shown that the translational inhibitory activity of 2–5 A can be blocked by the oligoribonucleotide 2', 5'‐(pA) 3. We have examined the effect of simultaneous introduction of inhibitor and antagonist into intact mouse cells using calcium phosphate …
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