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In Vivo Commitment to Splicing in Yeast Involves the Nucleotide Upstream From the Branch Site Conserved Sequence and the Mud2 Protein
EMBO Journal
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doi 10.1093/emboj/16.7.1759
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Immunology
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Date
April 1, 1997
Authors
J.-C. Rain
Publisher
Wiley
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