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Publications by Nick D. Lakin
The Different Activities of the Two Activation Domains of the BRN-3a Transcription Factor Are Dependent on the Context of the Binding Site
Journal of Biological Chemistry
Biochemistry
Cell Biology
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Identification of the Binding Site on 5S rRNA for the Transcription Factor IIIA: Proposed Structure of a Common Binding Site on 5S rRNA and on the Gene.
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Transcription Factor Binding Sites Downstream of the Human Immunodeficiency Virus Type 1 Transcription Start Site Are Important for Virus Infectivity.
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Proper Placement of the Escherichia Coli Division Site Requires Two Functions That Are Associated With Different Domains of the MinE Protein.
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