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IS CHROMATIN INFLUENCING THE MURINE INTERFERON-B GENE-EXPRESSION
Authors: BONNEFOY E BANDU MT DOLY J
Citation: E. Bonnefoy et al., IS CHROMATIN INFLUENCING THE MURINE INTERFERON-B GENE-EXPRESSION, European cytokine network, 9(3), 1998, pp. 332-332
CHARACTERIZATION OF SPECIFIC FACTORS THAT BIND TO THE DISTAL NEGATIVEREGULATORY ELEMENT (DNRE) WHICH IS PRESENT IN THE MURINE IFN-A11 GENEPROMOTER
Authors: LOPEZ S THOMAS D ISLAND ML DARRACQ N BANDU MT CHRISTEFF N DOLY J NAVARRO S
Citation: S. Lopez et al., CHARACTERIZATION OF SPECIFIC FACTORS THAT BIND TO THE DISTAL NEGATIVEREGULATORY ELEMENT (DNRE) WHICH IS PRESENT IN THE MURINE IFN-A11 GENEPROMOTER, European cytokine network, 9(3), 1998, pp. 473-473
SILENCER ACTIVITY IN THE INTERFERON-A GENE PROMOTERS
Authors: LOPEZ S REEVES R ISLAND ML BANDU MT CHRISTEFF N DOLY J NAVARRO S
Citation: S. Lopez et al., SILENCER ACTIVITY IN THE INTERFERON-A GENE PROMOTERS, The Journal of biological chemistry, 272(36), 1997, pp. 22788-22799
SYNERGISM BETWEEN MULTIPLE VIRUS-INDUCED FACTOR-BINDING ELEMENTS INVOLVED IN THE DIFFERENTIAL EXPRESSION OF INTERFERON-A GENES
Authors: BRAGANCA J GENIN P BANDU MT DARRACQ N VIGNAL R CASSE C DOLY J CIVAS A
Citation: J. Braganca et al., SYNERGISM BETWEEN MULTIPLE VIRUS-INDUCED FACTOR-BINDING ELEMENTS INVOLVED IN THE DIFFERENTIAL EXPRESSION OF INTERFERON-A GENES, The Journal of biological chemistry, 272(35), 1997, pp. 22154-22162
IDENTIFICATION OF DISTAL SILENCING ELEMENTS IN THE MURINE INTERFERON-A11 GENE PROMOTER
Authors: ROFFET P LOPEZ S NAVARRO S BANDU MT COULOMBEL C VIGNAL M DOLY J VODJDANI G
Citation: P. Roffet et al., IDENTIFICATION OF DISTAL SILENCING ELEMENTS IN THE MURINE INTERFERON-A11 GENE PROMOTER, Biochemical journal, 317, 1996, pp. 697-706
THE ESSENTIAL ROLE OF ENDOGENOUS IFN ALPHA BETA IN THE ANTIMETASTATICACTION OF SENSITIZED T-LYMPHOCYTES IN MICE INJECTED WITH FRIEND-ERYTHROLEUKEMIA CELLS/
Authors: GRESSER I MAURY C KAIDO T BANDU MT TOVEY MG MAUNOURY MT FANTUZZI L GESSANI S GRECO G BELARDELLI F
Citation: I. Gresser et al., THE ESSENTIAL ROLE OF ENDOGENOUS IFN ALPHA BETA IN THE ANTIMETASTATICACTION OF SENSITIZED T-LYMPHOCYTES IN MICE INJECTED WITH FRIEND-ERYTHROLEUKEMIA CELLS/, International journal of cancer, 63(5), 1995, pp. 726-731
IFN-ALPHA(1) GENE TRANSFECTION COMPLETELY ABOLISHES THE TUMORIGENICITY OF MURINE B16 MELANOMA-CELLS IN ALLOGENEIC DBA 2 MICE AND DECREASES THEIR TUMORIGENICITY IN SYNGENEIC C57BL/6 MICE/
Authors: KAIDO T BANDU MT MAURY C FERRANTINI M BELARDELLI F GRESSER I
Citation: T. Kaido et al., IFN-ALPHA(1) GENE TRANSFECTION COMPLETELY ABOLISHES THE TUMORIGENICITY OF MURINE B16 MELANOMA-CELLS IN ALLOGENEIC DBA 2 MICE AND DECREASES THEIR TUMORIGENICITY IN SYNGENEIC C57BL/6 MICE/, International journal of cancer, 60(2), 1995, pp. 221-229
DOMAINS OF INTERACTION BETWEEN ALPHA-INTERFERON AND ITS RECEPTOR COMPONENTS
Authors: UZE G DIMARCO S MOUCHELVIELH E MONNERON D BANDU MT HORISBERGER MA DORQUES A LUTFALLA G MOGENSEN KE
Citation: G. Uze et al., DOMAINS OF INTERACTION BETWEEN ALPHA-INTERFERON AND ITS RECEPTOR COMPONENTS, Journal of Molecular Biology, 243(2), 1994, pp. 245-257
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