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Transcription factor CP2 is essential for lens‐specific expression of the chicken αA‐crystallin gene

Murata et al., 1998

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6230492657566407752
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Murata T
Nitta M
Yasuda K
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Genes to Cells

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Background: Lens‐specific transcriptional activation of the chicken αA‐crystallin gene is controlled by the distal and proximal enhancers, αCE1 and αCE2, respectively. Analysis using specific monoclonal antibodies against purified αCE1‐binding factor αCEF1 revealed …
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