The first high-mobility-group box of upstream binding factor assembles across-over DNA junction by basic residues.

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The first high-mobility-group box of upstream binding factor assembles across-over DNA junction by basic residues.

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The first high-mobility-group ...... NA junction by basic residues.

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The first high-mobility-group ...... NA junction by basic residues.

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Hu CH

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Tseng HB

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Wang JM

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10.1042/BJ3330051

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333 ( Pt 1)

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1998-07-01T00:00:00Z

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13644209

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