Analysis of the Essential Functions of the C-terminal Protein/Protein Interaction Domain of Saccharomyces cerevisiae pol ε and Its Unexpected Ability to Support Growth in the Absence of the DNA Polymerase Domain*
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D. Levy | R. Dua | J. Campbell
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