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Regulation of the c fos Serum Response Element by C/EBPβ

Sealy et al., 1997

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3327282154271297744
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Sealy L
Malone D
Pawlak M
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Molecular and cellular biology

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Serum response element binding protein (SRE BP) is a novel binding factor present in nuclear extracts of avian and NIH 3T3 fibroblasts which specifically binds to the c fos SRE within a region overlapping and immediately 3′ to the CArG box. Site-directed mutagenesis …
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