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January 1, 1988Nucleic Acids ResearchOpen Access

Attachment of transcriptionally active DNA sequences to the nucleoskeleton under isotonic conditions

Andrew Thorburn Robert Moore John Knowland

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Andrew Thorburn, Robert Moore, John Knowland; Attachment of transcriptionally active DNA sequences to the nucleoskeleton under isotonic conditions, Nucleic

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