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Mechanism of active transcriptional repression by the retinoblastoma protein

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Published1995
Citations494
References30

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1992 • 359 citations

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1990 • 358 citations

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1990 • 327 citations

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1990 • 221 citations

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1992 • 213 citations

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1992 • 143 citations

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1992 • 102 citations

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