Gene silencing quantitatively controls the function of a developmental trans-activator.
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Gene silencing quantitatively controls the function of a developmental trans-activator.
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Gene silencing quantitatively controls the function of a developmental trans-activator.
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Gene silencing quantitatively controls the function of a developmental trans-activator.
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Gene silencing quantitatively controls the function of a developmental trans-activator.
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Gene silencing quantitatively controls the function of a developmental trans-activator.
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Alan C Mullen
Anne S Hutchins
Frances A High
Hubert W Lee
Kara J Sykes
Steven L Reiner
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10.1016/S1097-2765(02)00564-6
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2002-07-01T00:00:00Z