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Transcriptional and translational effects of hormones
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Transcriptional and translational effects of hormones
Ann Endocrinol (Paris).
1978.
Abstract
At present it is not possible to describe the precise sequence of post-transductional phenomena corresponding to the action of any hormone in a given target cell. It seems probable that different events at the levels of DNA replication, DNA transcription, RNA translation, and post-translational phenomena are regulated in each case in a specific sequential way. However, the possibility cannot be discarded of simultaneous and/or independent hormone actions in two or more of these type of phenomena.
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