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Effect of adenovirus infection on expression of human histone genes
S. J. Flint
, M. A. Plumb
, U. C. Yang
, G. S. Stein
, J. L. Stein
Molecular Biology
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Adenovirus Infection
100%
Histone Genes
100%
Histone mRNA
50%
DNA Synthesis
50%
Histone Gene Expression
50%
HeLa Cells
50%
Intact Cells
33%
Infected Cells
33%
Protein Synthesis
33%
Adenovirus
33%
Histone Proteins
33%
Control Cell
16%
RNA Species
16%
Blotting
16%
Nuclear Proteins
16%
Fluorography
16%
Histone
16%
RNA Synthesis
16%
Hybridization Probes
16%
DNA Replication
16%
Transcription Inhibition
16%
Leucine
16%
Tight Coupling
16%
Adenovirus Type 2 Infection
16%
Transcriptional Level
16%
Gene Transcription
16%
Control Value
16%
MRNA-seq
16%
Cellular DNA
16%
Cytoplasmic Proteins
16%
Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
Histone Gene
100%
Adenoviridae
100%
Histone
66%
Messenger RNA
55%
Transcription
44%
DNA Synthesis
44%
Gene Expression
33%
RNA
22%
Protein Biosynthesis
22%
Northern Blotting
11%
Genetic Transcription
11%
Hybridization Probe
11%
Leucine
11%
RNA Synthesis
11%
Human Adenovirus 2
11%
Immunology and Microbiology
Infectious Disease
100%
Adenoviridae
100%
Histone
100%
Infection
100%
DNA Synthesis
26%
Gene Expression
20%
Hela Cell
20%
Ribonucleic Acid
13%
Protein Synthesis
13%
Northern Blotting
6%
Human Adenovirus 2
6%
Genetic Transcription
6%
RNA Synthesis
6%
Leucine
6%
Neuroscience
Histone
100%
Adenoviridae
100%
Messenger RNA
33%
DNA Synthesis
26%
Gene Expression
20%
Cell DNA
20%
Protein Biosynthesis
13%
RNA Synthesis
6%
Genetic Transcription
6%
Leucine
6%
Cytoplasm Protein
6%
Nuclear Protein
6%
Nucleus
6%
Veterinary Science and Veterinary Medicine
Infectious Disease
100%
Gene Expression
33%