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A regulator of transcriptional elongation controls vertebrate neuronal development.

Nature - 16 Nov 2000

Guo S, Yamaguchi Y, Schilbach S, Wada T, Lee J, Goddard A, French D, Handa H, Rosenthal A

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The development of distinct vertebrate neurons is defined by the unique profiles of genes that neurons express. It is accepted that neural genes are regulated at the point of transcription initiation, but the role of messenger RNA elongation in neural gene regulation has not been examined. Here w...

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PMID: 11099044
DOI: 10.1038/35042590

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