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RFX1, a Transactivator of Hepatitis B Virus Enhancer I, Belongs to a Novel Family of Homodimeric and Heterodimeric DNA-Binding Proteins

1994-02-01

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RFX1 is a transactivator of human hepatitis B virus enhancer I. We show here that RFX1 belongs to a previously unidentified family of DNA-binding proteins of which we have cloned three members, RFX1, RFX2, and RFX3, from humans and mice. Members of the RFX family constitute the nuclear complexes that have been referred to previously as enhancer factor C, EP, methylation-dependent DNA-binding protein, or rpL30 alph...

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ac6531a9-2592-5905-8f4d-16e69d78fe61
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10.1128/mcb.14.2.1230-1244.1994
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