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The Crithidia fasciculata KAP1 gene encodes a highly basic protein associated with kinetoplast DNA

Hines et al., 1998

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2749631049291844139
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Hines J
Ray D
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Molecular and biochemical parasitology

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The Crithidia fasciculata KAP1 gene encodes a small basic protein (p21) associated with kinetoplast DNA. The p21 protein has a nine amino acid cleavable presequence closely related to those of several other proteins targeted to the kinetoplast and binds non …
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