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5'端が異なる2つの異なる調節されたmRNAは,酵母インヴェルターゼの細胞内形態で分泌されるものをコードする

M Carlson, D Botstein

    Cell
    |January 1, 1982
    PubMed
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    イーストのSUC2遺伝子は,RNAレベルでのグルコースレベルによって調節される2つのインバーターゼ形式を生成します. SUC2遺伝子の異なるRNAは,分泌された対細胞内逆転酶生成と相関しています.

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