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R.J.Roberts, Beverly, MA, USA
K.Calame, New York, NY, USA
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M.J.Gait, Cambridge, UK
H.J.Gross, Wurzburg, Germany
R.I.Gumport, Urbana, IL, USA
R.B.Hallick, Tucson, AZ, USA
S.Linn, Berkeley, CA, USA
R.T.Simpson, University Park, PA, USA
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AU Kelman-Z. O'Donnell-M-O.
TI Structural and functional similarities of prokaryotic and eukaryotic DNA polymerase sliding clamps
SO Nucleic-Acids-Res. 1995 September 25. 23(18). P.3613-3620
AU Hiom-K. West-S-C.
TI Characterisation of RuvAB-Holliday junction complexes by glycerol gradient sedimentation
SO Nucleic-Acids-Res. 1995 September 25. 23(18). P.3621-3626
AU Bates-P-J. Dosanjh-H-S. Kumar-S. Jenkins-T-C. Laughton-C-A. Neidle-S.
TI Detection and kinetic studies of triplex formation by oligodeoxynucleotides using real-time biomolecular interaction analysis (BIA)
SO Nucleic-Acids-Res. 1995 September 25. 23(18). P. 3627-3632
AU Breitschopf-K. Achsel-T. Busch-K. Gross-H-J.
TI Identity elements of human tRNALeu: structural requirements for converting human tRNASer into a leucine acceptor in vitro
SO Nucleic-Acids-Res. 1995 September 25. 23(18). P. 3633-3637
AU Kataoka-N. Ohno-M. Moda-I. Shimura-Y
TI Identification of the factors that interact with NCBP, an 80 kDa nuclear cap binding protein
SO Nucleic-Acids-Res. 1995 September 25. 23(18). P. 3638-3641
AU Nashimoto-M.
TI Conversion of mammalian tRNA 3' processing endoribonuclease to four-base-recognizing RNA cutters
SO Nucleic-Acids-Res. 1995 September 25. 23(18). P. 3642-3647
AU Marzabal-S. DuBois-S. Thielking-V. Cano-A. Eritja-R. Guschlbauer-W.
TI Dam methylase from Escherichia coli: kinetic studies using modified DNA oligomers: hemimethylated substrates
SO Nucleic-Acids-Res. 1995 September 25. 23(18). P. 3648-3655
AU Borman-A-M. Bailly-J-L. Girard-M. Kean-K-M.
TI Picornavirus internal ribosome entry segments: comparison of translation efficiency and the requirements for optimal internal initiation of translation in vitro
SO Nucleic-Acids-Res. 1995 September 25. 23(18). P. 3656-3663
AU O'Prey-J. Harrison-P-R.
TI Tissue-specific regulation of the rabbit 15-lipoxygenase gene in erythroid cells by a transcriptional silencer
SO Nucleic-Acids-Res. 1995 September 25. 23(18). P. 3664-3672
AU Pan-C. Mason-T-L.
TI Identification of the yeast nuclear gene for the mitochondrial homologue of bacterial ribosomal protein L16
SO Nucleic-Acids-Res. 1995 September 25. 23(18). P. 3673-3677
AU Wood-A-A. Nunn-C-M. Czarny-A. Boykin-D-W. Neidle-S.
TI Variability in DNA minor groove width recognised by ligand binding: the crystal structure of a bis-benzimidazole compound bound to the DNA duplex d(CGCGAATTCGCG)2
SO Nucleic-Acids-Res. 1995 September 25. 23(18). P. 3678-3684
AU Kato-K.
TI Description of the entire mRNA population by a 3' end cDNA fragment generated by class IIS restriction enzymes
SO Nucleic-Acids-Res. 1995 September 25. 23(18). P. 3685-3690
AU Campbell-C. Marondel-I. Montgomery-K. Krauter-K. Kucherlapati-R.
TI Unequal homologous recombination of human DNA on a yeast artifical chromosome
SO Nucleic-Acids-Res. 1995 September 25. 23(18). P. 3691-3695
AU Bourn-W-R. Babb-B.
TI Computer assisted identification and classification of streptomycete promoters
SO Nucleic-Acids-Res. 1995 September 25. 23(18). P. 3696-3703
AU Kurose-K. Hata-K. Hattori-M. Sakaki-Y.
TI RNA polymerase III dependence of the human L1 promoter and possible participation of the RNA polymerase II factor YY1 in the RNA polymerase III transcription system
SO Nucleic-Acids-Res. 1995 September 25. 23(18). P. 3704-3709
AU Kunz-C. Pebler-S. Otte-J. von der Ahe-D.
TI Differential regulation of plasminogen activator and inhibitor gene transcription by the tumor suppressor p53
SO Nucleic-Acids-Res. 1995 September 25. 23(18). P. 3710-3717
AU Gultyaev-A-P. van Batenburg-F-H-D. Pleij-C-W-A.
TI The influence of a metastable structure in plasmid primer RNA on antisense RNA binding kinetics
SO Nucleic-Acids-Res. 1995 September 25. 23(18). P. 3718-3725
AU Labrie-C. Lee-B-H. Mathews-M-B.
TI Transcription factors RFX1/EF-C and ATF-1 associate with adenovirus E1A-responsive element of the human proliferating cell nuclear antigen promoter
SO Nucleic-Acids-Res. 1995 September 25. 23(18). P. 3732-3741
AU Henderson-G-B. Stein-C-A.
TI 5'-Cholesteryl-phosphorothioate oligodeoxynucleotides: potent inhibition of methotrexate transport and antagonism of methotrexate toxicity in cells containing the reduced-folate carrier
SO Nucleic-Acids-Res. 1995 September 25. 23(18) P. 3726-3731
AU Liu-R. Orgel-L-E.
TI Enzymatic synthesis of polymers containing nicotinamide mononuleotide
SO Nucleic-Acids-Res. 1995 September 25. 23(18). P. 3742-3749
AU Saparbaev-M. Kleibl-K. Laval-J.
TI Escherichia coli, Saccharomyces cerevisiae, rat and human 3-methyladenine DNA glycosylases repair 1, N6-ethenoadenine when present in DNA
SO Nucleic-Acids-Res. 1995 September 25. 23(18). P. 3750-3755
AU Walther-Z. Hall-J-L.
TI The uni chromosome of Chlamydomonas: histone genes and nucleosome structure
SO Nucleic-Acids-Res. 1995 September 25. 23(18). P. 3756-3763
AU Valerie-K.
TI Replacing tryptophan-128 of T4 endonuclease V with a serine residue results in decreased enzymatic activity in vitro and in vivo
SO Nucleic-Acids-Res. 1995 September 25. 23(18). P. 3764-3770
AU Suda-T. Mishima-Y. Asakura-H. Kominami-R.
TI Formation of a parallel-stranded DNA homoduplex by d(GGA) repeat oligonucleotides
SO Nucleic-Acids-Res. 1995 September 25. 23(18). P. 3771-3777
AU Lam-E. Lam-Y-K-P.
TI Binding site requirements and differential representation of TGA factors in nuclear ASF-1 activity
SO Nucleic-Acids-Res. 1995 September 25. 23(18). P. 3778-3785
AU Kent-N-A. Mellor-J.
TI Chromatin structure snap-shots: rapid nuclease digestion of chromatin in yeast
SO Nucleic-Acids-Res. 1995 September 25. 23(18). P. 3786-3787
AU Makowski-G-S. Davis-E-L. Aslanzadeh-J. Hopfer-S-M.
TI Enhanced direct amplification of Guthrie card DNA following selective elution of PCR inhibitors
SO Nucleic-Acids-Res. 1995 September 25. 23(18). P. 3788-3789
AU Tokusashi-Y. Nishikawa-Y. Ogawa-K.
TI Differentiation of the normal and mutant rat albumin genes on hepatic tissue sections by in situ PCR
SO Nucleic-Acids-Res. 1995 September 25. 23(18). P. 3790-3791
AU Ludwig-L-B. Hughes-B-J. Schwartz-S-A.
TI Biotinylated probes in the electrophoretic mobility shift assay to examine specific dsDNA, ssDNA or RNA-protein interactions
SO Nucleic-Acids-Res. 1995 September 25. 23(18). P. 3792-3793
AU Wright-W-E. Shay-J-W. Piatyszek-M-A.
TI Modifications of a telomeric repeat amplification protocol (TRAP) result in increased reliability, linearity and sensitivity
SO Nucleic-Acids-Res. 1995 September 25. 23(18). P. 3794-3795
AU Maruyama-I-N. Rakow-T-L. Maruyama-H-I.
TI cRACE: a simple method for identification of the 5' end of mRNAs
SO Nucleic-Acids-Res. 1995 September 25. 23(18). P. 3796-3797
AU Richardson-T. Cato-S. Ramser-J. Kahl-G. Weising-K.
TI Hybridization of microsatellites to RAPD: a new source of polymorphic markers
SO Nucleic-Acids-Res. 1995 September 25. 23(18). P. 3798-3799
AU Deuter-R. Pietsch-S. Hertel-S. Muller-O.
TI A method for preparation of fecal DNA suitable for PCR
SO Nucleic-Acids-Res. 1995 September 25. 23(18). P. 3800-3801
AU Cifarelli-R-A. Gallitelli-M. Cellini-F.
TI Random amplified hybrization microsatellites (RAHM): isolation of a new class of microsatellite-containing DNA clones
SO Nucleic-Acids-Res. 1995 September 25. 23(18). P. 3802-3803
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