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Expression analysis and prognostic significance of the SRA1 gene, in ovarian cancer.
Biochemical and biophysical research communications - 2 Jun 2006
Leoutsakou Theoni, Talieri Maroulio, Scorilas Andreas
Abstract excerpt
The SR-related-CTD-associated-factors (SCAFs) have the ability to interact with the C-terminal domain of the RNA polymerase II, linking this way transcription to splicing. SRA1 (SR-A1) gene, encoding for a human high-molecular weight SCAF protein, is located on chromosome 19, between the IRF3 and the R-RAS oncogene and it has been demonstrated from members of our group that SRA1 is constitutively expressed in...
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