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  • 21. Elements of the smooth muscle alpha-actin promoter required in cis for transcriptional activation in smooth muscle. Evidence for cell type-specific regulation.
    Blank RS, McQuinn TC, Yin KC, Thompson MM, Takeyasu K, Schwartz RJ, Owens GK.
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  • 40. Muscle-specific transcriptional activation by CArG box requires either homophilic or heterophilic interactions of the CArG box binding factors.
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