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The snail gene required for mesoderm formation in Drosophila is expressed dynamically in derivatives of all three germ layers by ALBERGA, A, BOULAY, J.-L, KEMPE, E, DENNEFELD, C, HAENLIN, M

“…The zygotic effect gene snail (sna) encodes a zinc-finger protein required for mesoderm formation in Drosophila embryos. By in situ analysis, sna transcripts…”
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Definition of the DNA-binding site repertoire for the Drosophila transcription factor SNAIL by Mauhin, Viviane, Lutz, Yves, Dennefeld, Christine, Alberga, Audrey

“…The Drosophila gene snail (sna) which encodes a zinc finger protein Is essential for dorsal - ventral pattern formation In the developing embryo. We have…”
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A reappraisal of ecdysteroid binding in Drosophila by Gronemeyer, H, Harry, P, Alberga, A

“…Ecdysteroid binding was investigated in Kc cells and larval fat body of Drosophila. After incubation of intact Kc cells, 200-300 specific binding sites were…”
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Distribution of estradiol receptor and vitellogenin gene in chick liver chromatin fractions by Alberga, A, Tran, A, Baulieu, E.E

“…The distribution of estradiol receptor and vitellogenin gene was studied in estradiol stimulated chick liver chromatin fractions prepared by limited DNAse II…”
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Binding of estradiol in castrated rat endometrium in vivo and in vitro by Alberga, A, Baulieu, E E

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Estradiol binding of exceptionally high affinity by a nonhistone chromatin protein fraction by Alberga, Audrey, Massol, Nelly, Raynaud, Jean P, Baulieu, Etienne E

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Metabolism and protein binding of sex steroids in target organs: an approach to the mechanism of hormone action by Baulieu, E E, Alberga, A, Jung, I, Lebeau, M C, Mercier-Bodard, C, Milgrom, E, Raynaud, J P, Raynaud-Jammet, C, Rochefort, H, Truong, H, Robel, P

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New Look at the Very Early Steps of Oestrogen Action in Uterus by BAULIEU, ETIENNE EMILE, ALBERGA, AUDREY, RAYNAUD-JAMMET, CLAUDE, WIRA, CHARLES R

“…Oestradiol is thought to stimulate uterine growth by amplifying the expression of a set of genes that are determined during embryonic development. It is not…”
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