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Chromatin Assembly Factor I Contributes to the Maintenance, but Not the Re-Establishment, of Silencing at the Yeast Silent Mating Loci

Genes and Development - United States

doi 10.1101/gad.12.2.219

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Developmental Biology

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January 15, 1998

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Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory

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