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Widely separated elements of the thyroid hormone receptor beta critical to the process of ligand-mediated transcriptional activation

Uppaluri, 1995

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Uppaluri R
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The thyroid hormone receptors (TR) are members of the steroid receptor family of ligand- mediated transcription factors. The large region of TR C-terminal to its DNA-binding domain subserves functions of ligand binding, nuclear localization, dimerization and trans-activation …
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