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Dynamic RNA Modifications in Gene Expression Regulation

Roundtree, Ian A., Evans, Molly E., Pan, Tao, He, Chuan·2017·Cell
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Roundtree, I. A., Evans, M. E., Pan, T., & He, C.
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2017-06
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169
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1187-1200
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0092-8674
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  • NIH Medical Scientist National Research Service Award (T32 GM007281)
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  • NIH Chemistry and Biology Training Grant (T32 GM008720)
  • NSF pre-doctoral fellowship (DGE-1144082)

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