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Septamer element-binding proteins in neuronal and glial differentiation.

The Journal of neuroscience : the official journal of the Society for Neuroscience - 1 Feb 2000

Dobi A, Palkovits M, Palkovits C G, Ring M A, Agoston D

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Differentiation of progenitors into neurons and glia is regulated by interactions between regulatory DNA elements of neuron- and glia-specific genes and transcription factors that are differentially expressed by progenitors at progressive stages of neural development. We have identified a novel DNA regulatory element (TTTGCAT = septamer) present on the enkephalin (ENK), neuronal cell adhesion molecule,...

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