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The N-Terminal Part of theE.ColiDNA Binding Protein FIS Is Essential for Stimulating Site-Specific DNA Inversion but Is Not Required for Specific DNA Binding

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doi 10.1093/nar/19.21.5915

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January 1, 1991

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The N-Terminal Part of theE.ColiDNA Binding Protein FIS Is Essential for Stimulating Site-Specific DNA Inversion but Is Not Required for Specific DNA Binding

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DNA Binding of USF Is Required for Specific E-Box Dependent Gene Activation in Vivo

The DNA Binding Site of the Dof Protein NtBBF1 Is Essential for Tissue-Specific and Auxin-Regulated Expression of the rolB Oncogene in Plants

The XPA-binding Domain of ERCC1 Is Required for Nucleotide Excision Repair but Not Other DNA Repair Pathways

Gonococcal Transferrin-Binding Protein 2 Facilitates but Is Not Essential for Transferrin Utilization.

Α-Helix 2 in the Amino-Terminal Mad Homology 1 Domain Is Responsible for Specific DNA Binding of Smad3

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