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細胞の核における免疫グロブリン増強剤との細胞型特有の接触

G M Church, A Ephrussi, W Gilbert

    Nature
    |February 6, 1985
    PubMed
    まとめ

    この研究は,免疫グロブリン遺伝子増強剤を調査し,リンパ性細胞のみで活性であることを発見しました. 研究者らは,ジメチル硫酸塩 (DMS) のゲノム配列を解析を使用して,これらの重要なDNA規制要素内のタンパク質結合部位を特定しました.

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