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Authors:
GEIGER H
SICK S
BONIFER C
MULLER AM
Citation: H. Geiger et al., INJECTION OF ADULT HEMATOPOIETIC STEM-CELLS INTO BLASTOCYSTS GENERATES ERYTHROID PROGENY WITH EMBRYONIC IDENTITY, Experimental hematology, 26(8), 1998, pp. 481-481
Authors:
BONIFER C
FAUST N
GEIGER H
MULLER AM
Citation: C. Bonifer et al., DEVELOPMENTAL-CHANGES IN THE DIFFERENTIATION CAPACITY OF HEMATOPOIETIC STEM-CELLS, Immunology today, 19(5), 1998, pp. 236-241
Authors:
GEIGER H
SICK S
BONIFER C
MULLER AM
Citation: H. Geiger et al., GLOBIN GENE-EXPRESSION IS REPROGRAMMED IN CHIMERAS GENERATED BY INJECTING ADULT HEMATOPOIETIC STEM-CELLS INTO MOUSE BLASTOCYSTS, Cell, 93(6), 1998, pp. 1055-1065
Authors:
STEVENSON AJ
FROLOVAJONES E
CLARKE D
BONIFER C
KINSEY SE
MEREDITH DM
Citation: Aj. Stevenson et al., HERPESVIRUS-SAIMIRI MEDIATED GENE-TRANSFER INTO HUMAN HEMATOPOIETIC PROGENITOR CELLS, British Journal of Haematology, 101, 1998, pp. 304-304
Authors:
HUBER MC
JAGLE U
KRUGER G
BONIFER C
Citation: Mc. Huber et al., THE DEVELOPMENTAL ACTIVATION OF THE CHICKEN LYSOZYME LOCUS IN TRANSGENIC MICE REQUIRES THE INTERACTION OF A SUBSET OF ENHANCER ELEMENTS WITH THE PROMOTER, Nucleic acids research, 25(15), 1997, pp. 2992-3000
Authors:
FAUST N
HUBER MC
SIPPEL AE
BONIFER C
Citation: N. Faust et al., DIFFERENT MACROPHAGE POPULATIONS DEVELOP FROM EMBRYONIC FETAL AND ADULT HEMATOPOIETIC TISSUES/, Experimental hematology, 25(5), 1997, pp. 432-444
Authors:
JAGLE U
MULLER AM
KOHLER H
BONIFER C
Citation: U. Jagle et al., ROLE OF POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE CIS-REGULATORY ELEMENTS IN THE TRANSCRIPTIONAL ACTIVATION OF THE LYSOZYME LOCUS IN DEVELOPING-MACROPHAGES OF TRANSGENIC MICE, The Journal of biological chemistry, 272(9), 1997, pp. 5871-5879
Authors:
BONIFER C
JAGLE U
HUBER MC
Citation: C. Bonifer et al., THE CHICKEN LYSOZYME LOCUS AS A PARADIGM FOR THE COMPLEX DEVELOPMENTAL REGULATION OF EUKARYOTIC GENE LOCI, The Journal of biological chemistry, 272(42), 1997, pp. 26075-26078
Authors:
BONIFER C
HUBER MC
JAGLE U
FAUST N
SIPPEL AE
Citation: C. Bonifer et al., PREREQUISITES FOR TISSUE-SPECIFIC AND POSITION-INDEPENDENT EXPRESSIONOF A GENE LOCUS IN TRANSGENIC MICE, Journal of molecular medicine, 74(11), 1996, pp. 663-671
Authors:
HUBER MC
KRUGER G
BONIFER C
Citation: Mc. Huber et al., GENOMIC POSITION EFFECTS LEAD TO AN INEFFICIENT REORGANIZATION OF NUCLEOSOMES IN THE 5'-REGULATORY REGION OF THE CHICKEN LYSOZYME LOCUS IN TRANSGENIC MICE, Nucleic acids research, 24(8), 1996, pp. 1443-1452
Authors:
HUBER MC
GRAF T
SIPPEL AE
BONIFER C
Citation: Mc. Huber et al., DYNAMIC CHANGES IN THE CHROMATIN OF THE CHICKEN LYSOZYME GENE DOMAIN DURING DIFFERENTIATION OF MULTIPOTENT PROGENITORS TO MACROPHAGES, DNA and cell biology, 14(5), 1995, pp. 397-402
Authors:
HUBER M
SIPPEL AE
BONIFER C
Citation: M. Huber et al., REGULATION OF CHICKEN LYSOZYME LOCUS ACTIVATION IN TRANSGENIC MICE, Journal of cellular biochemistry, 1995, pp. 121-121
Authors:
FAUST N
BONIFER C
WILES MV
SIPPEL AE
Citation: N. Faust et al., AN IN-VITRO DIFFERENTIATION SYSTEM FOR THE EXAMINATION OF TRANSGENE ACTIVATION IN MOUSE MACROPHAGES, DNA and cell biology, 13(9), 1994, pp. 901-907
Authors:
HUBER MC
BOSCH FX
SIPPEL AE
BONIFER C
Citation: Mc. Huber et al., CHROMOSOMAL POSITION EFFECTS IN CHICKEN LYSOZYME GENE TRANSGENIC MICEARE CORRELATED WITH SUPPRESSION OF DNASE-I HYPERSENSITIVE SITE FORMATION, Nucleic acids research, 22(20), 1994, pp. 4195-4201
Authors:
BONIFER C
YANNOUTSOS N
KRUGER G
GROSVELD F
SIPPEL AE
Citation: C. Bonifer et al., DISSECTION OF THE LOCUS-CONTROL FUNCTION LOCATED ON THE CHICKEN LYSOZYME GENE DOMAIN IN TRANSGENIC MICE, Nucleic acids research, 22(20), 1994, pp. 4202-4210
Authors:
BONIFER C
BOSCH FX
FAUST N
SCHUHMANN A
SIPPEL AE
Citation: C. Bonifer et al., EVOLUTION OF GENE-REGULATION AS REVEALED BY DIFFERENTIAL REGULATION OF THE CHICKEN LYSOZYME TRANSGENE AND THE ENDOGENOUS MOUSE LYSOZYME GENE IN MOUSE MACROPHAGES, European journal of biochemistry, 226(1), 1994, pp. 227-235
Authors:
SIPPEL AE
SCHAFER G
FAUST N
SAUERESSIG H
HECHT A
BONIFER C
Citation: Ae. Sippel et al., CHROMATIN DOMAINS CONSTITUTE REGULATORY UNITS FOR THE CONTROL OF EUKARYOTIC GENES, Cold Spring Harbor Symposia on Quantitative Biology, 58, 1993, pp. 37-44
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