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Two separation-of-function isoforms of human TPP1 and a novel intragenic noncoding RNA dictate telomerase regulation in somatic and germ cells

2019-05-03

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<h4>Summary</h4> Telomerase replicates chromosome ends in germ and somatic stem cells to facilitate continued proliferation. Telomerase action depends on the telomeric protein TPP1, which recruits telomerase to telomeres and facilitates processive DNA synthesis. Here we identify separation-of-function long (TPP1-L) and short (TPP1-S) isoforms of TPP1 differing only in 86 amino acids at their N-terminus. While bot...

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b9531457-4ccf-50e0-b572-8628980092f0
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10.1101/626523
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