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Expression of an inverted repeat of a target gene leads to specific disappearance of the corresponding mRNA and encoded protein.

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Bastin, P., Ellis, K., Kohl, L., & Gull, K. (1999). Expression of an inverted repeat of a target gene leads to specific disappearance of the corresponding mRNA and encoded protein. Molecular Biology of the Cell, 10(supplement), 104a.

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Bastin, P., et al. “Expression of an Inverted Repeat of a Target Gene Leads to Specific Disappearance of the Corresponding MRNA and Encoded Protein.” Molecular Biology of the Cell, vol. 10, no. supplement, American Society for Cell Biology, 1999, p. 104a.

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Bastin, P, K Ellis, L Kohl, and K Gull. 1999. “Expression of an Inverted Repeat of a Target Gene Leads to Specific Disappearance of the Corresponding MRNA and Encoded Protein.” Molecular Biology of the Cell 10 (supplement): 104a.
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University of Oxford

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Pathology Dunn School

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Publisher:: American Society for Cell Biology Publisher's website
Journal:: Molecular Biology of the Cell
Volume:: 10
Issue:: supplement
Pages:: 104a
Publication date:: 1999-11-01
ISSN:: 1059-1524

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Language:: English
Keywords:: protein

mRNA
Subjects:: Biology

Bioinformatics (biochemistry)
UUID:: uuid:477ec1da-cbec-4a82-a38f-11a35cd13652
Local pid:: pubs:258
Source identifiers:: 258
Deposit date:: 2012-12-19

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Copyright holder:: The American Society for Cell Biology
Copyright date:: 1999
Notes:: © 1999 by The American Society for Cell Biology. The full text of this abstract is not available in ORA.

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