The HTLV-I rex response element mediates a novel form of mRNA polyadenylation
Authors:
- Gregory M. GilmartinGGGregory M. Gilmartin
- Sarah M. HanlySHSarah M. Hanly
- Joseph R. NevinsJNJoseph R. Nevins
- Warner C. GreeneWGWarner C. Greene
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