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... special DNA sequences in the neighborhood of the gene. Interaction of these ... factors, respectively. To appreciate such regulatory mechanisms it is ...

... that encode nuclear proteins (including known or probable transcription ... by activating genes expressed later. Here we report the identification ...

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