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Juggling Jun

Nature Genetics volume 30, pages 128–129 (2002)Cite this article

The Jun and JunB proteins have been proposed to play distinct and antagonizing roles in controlling gene expression and cell proliferation. The surprising observation that JunB can functionally replace Jun during mouse development challenges the way we think about the interplay between members of the Jun family of transcription factors.

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