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Insulin gene enhancer activity is inhibited by adenovirus 5 E1a gene products

Stein et al., 1989

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Stein R
Whelan J
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Molecular and Cellular Biology

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Selective transcription of the insulin gene in pancreatic β cells is regulated by its enhancer, located within the 5′-flanking region of the insulin gene. Transcription from the enhancer is controlled by both positive-and negative-acting cellular transcription factors. It was …
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