Ribonucleoprotein structure in nascent hnRNA is nonrandom and sequence-dependent
Authors:
- Ann.L. BeyerABAnn.L. Beyer
- Oscar L. MillerOMOscar L. Miller
- Steven L. McKnightSMSteven L. McKnight
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