The finger subdomain of yeast telomerase cooperates with Pif1p to limit telomere elongation
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E. Gilson | J. Lingner | A. Pollice | V. Géli | K. Förstemann | C. Lanzuolo | A. Eugster | Y. Corda | E. Stegberg | J. F. Pulitzer | P. Luciano | Anne-Sophie Berthiau | Manon Bonneton | Anne‐Sophie Berthiau
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