ZNF10 inhibits HIV‐1 LTR activity through interaction with NF‐κB and Sp1 binding motifs
Kruppel‐associated box‐containing zinc finger (KRAB‐ZNF) genes constitute the single largest gene family of transcriptional repressors in the genomes of higher organisms. In this study, we isolated 52 cDNA clones of KRAB‐ZFPs from U1 cell lines and screened them to identify which were capable of reg...
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