Role of Rev-erbα domains for transactivation of the connexin43 promoter with Sp1. (Q45083532)

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Role of Rev-erbα domains for transactivation of the connexin43 promoter with Sp1. (English)

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Yasuhiko Tabata

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Hiromitsu Negoro

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Takeshi Okinami

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Akihiro Kanematsu

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Masaaki Imamura

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Osamu Ogawa

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28 November 2012

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10.1016/J.FEBSLET.2012.11.021

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