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Identification of multiple metal regulatory elements in mouse metallothionein-I promoter by assaying synthetic sequences

Stuart et al., 1985

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4238853516487469741
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Stuart G
Searle P
Palmiter R
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Nature

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Metallothionein genes are transcriptionally regulated by a number of inducers including heavy metals. Previous mutational analyses of the mouse metallothionein-I gene (mMTI) promoter have delineated a heavy-metal regulatory region between− 60 and− 42 relative to …
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