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Different binding site requirements for binding and activation for the bipartite enhancer factor EF-1A

Bolwig et al., 1992

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Bolwig G
Bruder J
Hearing P
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Nucleic acids research

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The human transcription factor EF-1A binds to the purine-rich E1A core enhancer sequence in the adenovirus E1A and E4 and polyomavirus enhancer regions. The consensus binding site for EF-1A resembles that of members of the ets domain protein family. EF-1A activation …
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