(PDF) Critical Residues for Histone Acetylation by Gcn5,

Critical Residues for Histone Acetylation by Gcn5, Functioning in Ada and SAGA Complexes, Are Also Required for Transcriptional Function in Vivo

Genes and Development - United States

doi 10.1101/gad.12.5.640

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Developmental Biology

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March 1, 1998

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Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory

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