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Brigitte Ciapa

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|Jun 22, 2023

Natural antisense transcription of presenilin in sea urchin reveals a possible role for natural antisense transcription in the general control of gene expression during development

Odile Bronchain, Bertrand Ducos, Harald Putzer

|Jul 27, 2021

Precise regulation of presenilin expression is required for sea urchin early development.

Odile Bronchain, Laetitia Philippe-Caraty, Vincent Anquetil

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