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THE HIGH-MOBILITY GROUP PROTEIN-1 ENHANCES BINDING OF THE ESTROGEN-RECEPTOR DNA-BINDING DOMAIN TO THE ESTROGEN RESPONSE ELEMENT
Authors: ROMINE LE WOOD JR LAMIA LA PRENDERGAST P EDWARDS DP NARDULLI AM
Citation: Le. Romine et al., THE HIGH-MOBILITY GROUP PROTEIN-1 ENHANCES BINDING OF THE ESTROGEN-RECEPTOR DNA-BINDING DOMAIN TO THE ESTROGEN RESPONSE ELEMENT, Molecular endocrinology, 12(5), 1998, pp. 664-674
A 361 BASE-PAIR REGION OF THE RAT FSH-BETA PROMOTER CONTAINS MULTIPLEPROGESTERONE RECEPTOR-BINDING SEQUENCES AND CONFERS PROGESTERONE RESPONSIVENESS (VOL 136, PG 67, 1997)
Authors: OCONNER JL WADE MF PRENDERGAST P EDWARDS DP BOONYARATANAKORNKIT V MAHESH VB
Citation: Jl. Oconner et al., A 361 BASE-PAIR REGION OF THE RAT FSH-BETA PROMOTER CONTAINS MULTIPLEPROGESTERONE RECEPTOR-BINDING SEQUENCES AND CONFERS PROGESTERONE RESPONSIVENESS (VOL 136, PG 67, 1997), Molecular and cellular endocrinology, 142(1-2), 1998, pp. 215-215
HIGH-MOBILITY GROUP CHROMATIN PROTEIN-1 AND PROTEIN-2 FUNCTIONALLY INTERACT WITH STEROID-HORMONE RECEPTORS TO ENHANCE THEIR DNA-BINDING IN-VITRO AND TRANSCRIPTIONAL ACTIVITY IN MAMMALIAN-CELLS
Authors: BOONYARATANAKORNKIT V MELVIN V PRENDERGAST P ALTMANN M RONFANI L BIANCHI ME TARASEVICIENE L NORDEEN SK ALLEGRETTO EA EDWARDS DP
Citation: V. Boonyaratanakornkit et al., HIGH-MOBILITY GROUP CHROMATIN PROTEIN-1 AND PROTEIN-2 FUNCTIONALLY INTERACT WITH STEROID-HORMONE RECEPTORS TO ENHANCE THEIR DNA-BINDING IN-VITRO AND TRANSCRIPTIONAL ACTIVITY IN MAMMALIAN-CELLS, Molecular and cellular biology, 18(8), 1998, pp. 4471-4487
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN NEGATIVE SYMPTOMS IN CHRONIC-SCHIZOPHRENIA AND NEUROLEPTIC DOSE, PLASMA-LEVELS AND SIDE-EFFECTS
Authors: TUGG LA DESAI D PRENDERGAST P REMINGTON G REED K ZIPURSKY RB
Citation: La. Tugg et al., RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN NEGATIVE SYMPTOMS IN CHRONIC-SCHIZOPHRENIA AND NEUROLEPTIC DOSE, PLASMA-LEVELS AND SIDE-EFFECTS, Schizophrenia research, 25(1), 1997, pp. 71-78
PHOSPHORYLATION OF HUMAN PROGESTERONE-RECEPTOR BY CYCLIN-DEPENDENT KINASE-2 ON 3 SITES THAT ARE AUTHENTIC BASAL PHOSPHORYLATION SITES IN-VIVO
Authors: ZHANG YX BECK CA POLETTI A CLEMENT JP PRENDERGAST P YIP TT HUTCHENS TW EDWARDS DP WEIGEL NL
Citation: Yx. Zhang et al., PHOSPHORYLATION OF HUMAN PROGESTERONE-RECEPTOR BY CYCLIN-DEPENDENT KINASE-2 ON 3 SITES THAT ARE AUTHENTIC BASAL PHOSPHORYLATION SITES IN-VIVO, Molecular endocrinology, 11(6), 1997, pp. 823-832
NEUROLEPTIC DOSING IN CHRONIC-SCHIZOPHRENIA - A 10-YEAR FOLLOW-UP
Authors: REMINGTON GJ PRENDERGAST P BEZCHLIBNYKBUTLER KZ
Citation: Gj. Remington et al., NEUROLEPTIC DOSING IN CHRONIC-SCHIZOPHRENIA - A 10-YEAR FOLLOW-UP, Canadian journal of psychiatry, 42(1), 1997, pp. 53-57
A 361-BASE-PAIR REGION OF THE RAT FSH-BETA PROMOTER CONTAINS MULTIPLEPROGESTERONE RECEPTOR-BINDING SEQUENCES AND CONFERS PROGESTERONE RESPONSIVENESS
Authors: OCONNER JL WADE MF PRENDERGAST P EDWARDS DP BOONYARATANAKORNKIT V MAHESH VB
Citation: Jl. Oconner et al., A 361-BASE-PAIR REGION OF THE RAT FSH-BETA PROMOTER CONTAINS MULTIPLEPROGESTERONE RECEPTOR-BINDING SEQUENCES AND CONFERS PROGESTERONE RESPONSIVENESS, Molecular and cellular endocrinology, 136(1), 1997, pp. 67-78
PROGESTERONE RECEPTOR-INDUCED BENDING OF ITS TARGET DNA - DISTINCT EFFECTS OF THE A-RECEPTOR AND B-RECEPTOR FORMS
Authors: PRENDERGAST P PAN ZX EDWARDS DP
Citation: P. Prendergast et al., PROGESTERONE RECEPTOR-INDUCED BENDING OF ITS TARGET DNA - DISTINCT EFFECTS OF THE A-RECEPTOR AND B-RECEPTOR FORMS, Molecular endocrinology, 10(4), 1996, pp. 393-407
DIRECT BINDING OF PROGESTERONE-RECEPTOR TO NONCONSENSUS DNA-SEQUENCESREPRESSES RAT GNRH
Authors: KEPA JK JACOBSEN BM BOEN EA PRENDERGAST P EDWARDS DP TAKIMOTO G WIERMAN ME
Citation: Jk. Kepa et al., DIRECT BINDING OF PROGESTERONE-RECEPTOR TO NONCONSENSUS DNA-SEQUENCESREPRESSES RAT GNRH, Molecular and cellular endocrinology, 117(1), 1996, pp. 27-39
NUCLEAR ACCESSORY FACTORS ENHANCE THE BINDING OF PROGESTERONE-RECEPTOR TO SPECIFIC TARGET DNA
Authors: PRENDERGAST P ONATE SA CHRISTENSEN K EDWARDS DP
Citation: P. Prendergast et al., NUCLEAR ACCESSORY FACTORS ENHANCE THE BINDING OF PROGESTERONE-RECEPTOR TO SPECIFIC TARGET DNA, Journal of steroid biochemistry and molecular biology, 48(1), 1994, pp. 1-13
THE DNA-BENDING PROTEIN HMG-1 ENHANCES PROGESTERONE-RECEPTOR BINDING TO ITS TARGET DNA-SEQUENCES
Authors: ONATE SA PRENDERGAST P WAGNER JP NISSEN M REEVES R PETTIJOHN DE EDWARDS DP
Citation: Sa. Onate et al., THE DNA-BENDING PROTEIN HMG-1 ENHANCES PROGESTERONE-RECEPTOR BINDING TO ITS TARGET DNA-SEQUENCES, Molecular and cellular biology, 14(5), 1994, pp. 3376-3391
THE EFFECT OF PSYCHOPATHOLOGY ON THE ABILITY OF SCHIZOPHRENIC-PATIENTS TO GIVE INFORMED CONSENT
Authors: SCHACHTER D KLEINMAN I PRENDERGAST P REMINGTON G SCHERTZER S
Citation: D. Schachter et al., THE EFFECT OF PSYCHOPATHOLOGY ON THE ABILITY OF SCHIZOPHRENIC-PATIENTS TO GIVE INFORMED CONSENT, The Journal of nervous and mental disease, 182(6), 1994, pp. 360-362
PSYCHIATRIC-RESIDENTS ATTITUDES TOWARD PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC MENTAL-ILLNESS
Authors: PACKER S PRENDERGAST P WASYLENKI D TONER B ALI A
Citation: S. Packer et al., PSYCHIATRIC-RESIDENTS ATTITUDES TOWARD PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC MENTAL-ILLNESS, Hospital & community psychiatry, 45(11), 1994, pp. 1117-1121
EXAMINATION OF ACOUSTIC BEHAVIOR OF NEGATIVE POISSONS RATIO MATERIALS
Authors: HOWELL B PRENDERGAST P HANSEN L
Citation: B. Howell et al., EXAMINATION OF ACOUSTIC BEHAVIOR OF NEGATIVE POISSONS RATIO MATERIALS, Applied Acoustics, 43(2), 1994, pp. 141-148
DOSAGING PATTERNS IN SCHIZOPHRENIA WITH DEPOT, ORAL AND COMBINED NEUROLEPTIC THERAPY
Authors: REMINGTON GJ PRENDERGAST P BEZCHLIBNYKBUTLER KZ
Citation: Gj. Remington et al., DOSAGING PATTERNS IN SCHIZOPHRENIA WITH DEPOT, ORAL AND COMBINED NEUROLEPTIC THERAPY, Canadian journal of psychiatry, 38(3), 1993, pp. 159-161
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