Different promoter affinities account for specificity in MYC-dependent gene regulation¶
Lorenzin, F. (2016). Different promoter affinities account for specificity in MYC-dependent gene regulation. eLife.
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- Transcriptional Amplification
- Later experimental analyses have questioned how global, uniform or context-independent a MYC effect really is; selective promoter responses can coexist with a broad rise.
This sourceOriginal promoter-affinity study.
- Later experimental analyses have questioned how global, uniform or context-independent a MYC effect really is; selective promoter responses can coexist with a broad rise.
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