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Topogenesis of a nucleolar protein: determination of molecular segments directing nucleolar association.

Zirwes et al., 1997

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7067075856574549390
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Zirwes R
Kouzmenko A
Peters J
Franke W
Schmidt-Zachmann M
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Molecular biology of the cell

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To identify the element (s) in nucleolar proteins which determine nucleolus-specific topogenesis, we have used different kinds of cDNA constructs encoding various chimeric combinations of mutants of the constitutive nucleolar protein NO38 (B23): 1) with an amino …
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