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USF2 is connected to GAAAATATGATA element and associates with androgen receptor‐dependent transcriptional regulation in prostate

Kivinen et al., 2004

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6158838470579408226
Author
Kivinen A
Patrikainen L
Kurkela R
Porvari K
Vihko P
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The Prostate

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BACKGROUND We have previously identified a GAAAATATGATA binding site (pros) of a transcription factor involved in prostatic and androgen‐dependent gene regulation. We now purified the potential factors interacting with the pros and characterized their co‐operation …
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