The Argonaute protein TbAGO1 contributes to large and mini-chromosome segregation and is required for control of RIME retroposons and RHS pseudogene-associated transcripts.
Menzer, Linda ; Université de Liège - ULiège > GIGA - Utilisateurs machines
Ngwabyt, Sandra
Ersfeld, K
Bastin, Philippe
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The Argonaute protein TbAGO1 contributes to large and mini-chromosome segregation and is required for control of RIME retroposons and RHS pseudogene-associated transcripts.
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