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A Long Lost Key Opens an Ancient Lock: <i>Drosophila</i> Myb Causes a Synthetic Multivulval Phenotype in Nematodes

2019-10-01

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> The five-protein MuvB core complex (LIN9/Mip130, LIN37/Mip40, LIN52, LIN54/Mip120, and LIN53/p55CAF1/RBBP4) has been highly conserved during the evolution of animals. This nuclear complex interacts with proteins encoded by the RB tumor suppressor gene family and its associated E2F-DP transcription factors to form DREAM complexes that repress the expression of genes that regulate cell cycle prog...

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238f8c60-c358-59ec-9b36-ccaefe5018d5
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10.1101/788265
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