Universally conserved and yeast-specific U1 snRNA sequences are important but not essential for U1 snRNP function

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XIAOLING XIAOLING LIAO, L KRETZNER, B SERAPHIN and M ROSBASH

Genes & development, Vol.4(10), pp.1766-1774

1990

PMID: 2147421

Abstract

Fundamental and applied biological sciences. Psychology

Biological and medical sciences

Transcription. Transcription factor. Splicing. Rna processing

Molecular and cellular biology

Molecular genetics

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Title: Universally conserved and yeast-specific U1 snRNA sequences are important but not essential for U1 snRNP function
Creators: XIAOLING XIAOLING LIAO - Brandeis univ., Howard Hughes medical inst., dep. biology, Waltham MA 02254, United States
L KRETZNER - Brandeis univ., Howard Hughes medical inst., dep. biology, Waltham MA 02254, United States
B SERAPHIN - Brandeis univ., Howard Hughes medical inst., dep. biology, Waltham MA 02254, United States
M ROSBASH - Brandeis univ., Howard Hughes medical inst., dep. biology, Waltham MA 02254, United States
Publication Details: Genes & development, Vol.4(10), pp.1766-1774
Publisher: Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory; Cold Spring Harbor, NY
Identifiers: 9923958258701921
Academic Unit: Department of Biology; Benjamin and Mae Volen National Center for Complex Systems; Interdepartmental Program in Neuroscience
Language: English
Resource Type: Journal article