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The 3' ends of two genes in the Balbiani ring c locus of Chironomus thummi

Published in: Journal of Molecular Evolution

Date of publication: January 1, 1986

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November 1, 1980

Periodicities and tandem repeats in a Balbiani ring gene
January 1, 1980

Large sized nascent protein as dominating component during protein synthesis in Chironomus salivary glands
February 1, 1980

The secretion proteins in Chironomus tentans salivary glands: Electrophoretic characterization and molecular weight estimation
January 1, 1982

Characterization of a 249-bp tandemly repetitive, satellite-like repeat in the translated portion of Balbiani ring c of Chironomus thummi
August 1, 1982

A high speed, high capacity homology matrix: zooming through SV40 and polyoma
September 1, 1982

A hierarchic arrangement of the repetitive sequences in the Balbiani ring 2 gene of Chironomus tentans
July 1, 1982

A systemic DNA sequencing strategy
June 1, 1983

A variant tandemly repeated nucleotide sequence in Balbiani ring 2 of chironomus tentans
January 1, 1983

The Balbiani ring 2 gene in Chironomus tentans is built from two types of tandemly arranged major repeat units with a common evolutionary origin
January 1, 1984

Conserved and nonconserved structures in the secretory proteins encoded in the Balbiani ring genes of Chironomus tentans
January 1, 1984

Balbiani ring DNA: sequence comparisons and evolutionary history of a family of hierarchically repetitive protein-coding genes
March 1, 1984

Balbiani ring induction in phosphate metabolism
November 1, 1985

Two genes in Balbiani ring 2 with metabolically different 75S transcripts
September 1, 1985

A second gene in a Balbiani ring. Chironomus salivary glands contain a 6.5-kb poly(A)+ RNA that is transcribed from a hierarchy of tandem repeated sequences in Balbiani ring 1.
January 1, 1986

A BR 1 gene in Chironomus tentans has a composite structure: a large repetitive core block is separated from a short unrelated 3'-terminal domain by a small intron
January 1, 1986

A convenient and adaptable microcomputer environment for DNA and protein sequence manipulation and analysis

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