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In vivo analysis of the evolutionary conserved BTD-box domain of Sp1 and Btd during Drosophila development

2020-03-25

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The Sp family of transcription factors plays important functions during development and disease. An evolutionary conserved role for some Sp family members is the control of limb development. The family is characterized by the presence of three C2H2-type zinc fingers and an adjacent 10 aa region with an unknown function called the Buttonhead (BTD) box. The presence of this BTD-box in all Sp family members identifie...

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90a2b0df-f169-54a0-a3dc-f1ec9042c58e
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10.1101/2020.03.25.007625
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