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Details on Person A repeated 18 bp sequence motif in the mouse rDNA spacer mediates binding of a nuclear factor and transcription termination.

Class:IdLiteratureReference:74990
_displayNameA repeated 18 bp sequence motif in the mouse rDNA spacer mediates binding of a nuclear factor and transcription termination.
_timestamp2011-07-22 15:51:02
author[Person:73767] Grummt, I
[Person:75731] Rosenbauer, H
[Person:75732] Niedermeyer, I
[Person:75733] Maier, U
[Person:75734] Ohrlein, A
journalCell
modified[InstanceEdit:1458674] D'Eustachio, P, 2011-07-22
pages837-46
pubMedIdentifier3458534
titleA repeated 18 bp sequence motif in the mouse rDNA spacer mediates binding of a nuclear factor and transcription termination.
volume45
year1986
(literatureReference)[Reaction:74987] TTF1 binds to the Sal Box [Homo sapiens]
[Reaction:74994] Elongating RNA Polymerase I Transcription Complex pauses at the TTF1:Sal Box [Homo sapiens]
[Reaction:573369] Ttf1 binds the T0 region (Sal Box) of the rDNA [Mus musculus]
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