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Transcription of human ABO histo-blood group genes is dependent upon binding of transcription factor CBF/NF-Y to minisatellite sequence

author

Fumiichiro Yamamoto

2000 -

published in: Journal of Biological Chemistry

date of publication: 1997-10-01

language: English

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