ANALYSIS OF THE AMINO-TERMINAL DOMAIN OF DROSOPHILA RBF1 INDICATES NOVEL ROLES IN CELL REGULATION
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Summary
A focused study of the uncharacterized amino-terminal domain of Rbf has revealed new details about the retinoblastoma tumor suppressor in cell regulation, including DNA replication and RNA processing.
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- 2009-01-01
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Keywords
Biology, E2F, Retinoblastoma, Transcriptional regulation, Gene
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