Locus control regions: overcoming heterochromatin-induced gene inactivation in mammals

By: Kioussis, DContributor(s): Festenstein, RMaterial type: Text

TextReference number:a10082 In: Current Opinion in Genetics and Development 7 (5), 614-619.

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