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Functional dissection of the RCC1 protein : the N-terminal region of RCC1 protein is a nuclear location signal rather than a DNA-binding domain
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Functional dissection of the RCC1 protein : the N-terminal region of RCC1 protein is a nuclear location signal rather than a DNA-binding domain

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清野, 浩明
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1994
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NDL Digital Collections

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