Human alpha-globin gene expression is silenced by terminal truncation of chromosome 16p beginning immediately 3' of the zeta-globin gene.

L Romao; F Cash; I Weiss; S Liebhaber; M Pirastu; R Galanello; A Loi; E Paglietti; P Ioannou; A Cao

doi:10.1007/BF00220551

Human alpha-globin gene expression is silenced by terminal truncation of chromosome 16p beginning immediately 3' of the zeta-globin gene.

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Human alpha-globin gene expression is silenced by terminal truncation of chromosome 16p beginning immediately 3' of the zeta-globin gene.

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