An Enzymatic Activity in the Yeast Sir2 Protein that Is Essential for Gene Silencing
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D. Moazed | J. Tanny | Julie Huang | Danesh Moazed | Jason C Tanny | Julie Huang | Gustave J Dowd | Helmuth Hilz | H. Hilz
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