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February 1, 1997Molecular EndocrinologyOpen Access

An Androgen Response Element in a Far Upstream Enhancer Region Is Essential for High, Androgen-Regulated Activity of the Prostate-Specific Antigen Promoter

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KCKitty B.J.M. CleutjensMaastricht University Medical CentreHKHetty A. G. M. van der KorputErasmus MCCEConny C. Ehren-van EekelenErasmus University Rotterdam

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