ROLE OF CHROMATIN IN ESTROGEN ACTION IN THE UTERUS, II. HORMONE-INDUCED SYNTHESIS OF NONHISTONE ACIDIC PROTEINS WHICH RESTORE HISTONE-INHIBITED DNA-DEPENDENT RNA SYNTHESIS

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  per: Hamilton, Terrell H.
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• ISOTOPIC STUDIES ON ESTROGEN-INDUCED ACCELERATIONS OF RIBONUCLEIC ACID AND PROTEIN SYNTHESIS
  per: Hamilton, Terrell H.
  Publicat: (1963)
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  per: Teng, Ching-Sung, et al.
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• The role of chromatin in estrogen action in the uterus, I. The control of template capacity and chemical composition and the binding of H3-estradiol-17 beta.
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