Nuclease-hypersensitive sites in the chromatin domain of the chicken lysozyme gene.
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Summary
Of special interest is the hypersensitive site at the 5'-terminus of the actively transcribed gene since it maps at the region of multiple initiation sites of transcription and the putative control regions of steroid hormones.
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- 1983-06-11
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Keywords
Hypersensitive site, Biology, Chromatin, DNase I hypersensitive site, Molecular biology
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