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December 17, 1993Science

Origin Recognition Complex (ORC) in Transcriptional Silencing and DNA Replication in S. cerevisiae

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MFMargit FossOregon State UniversityFMFrancis J. McNallyUniversity of California, DavisPLP LaurensonUniversity of California, San Diego

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