Taking the measure

Vicki Lundblad ()
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Vicki Lundblad: Baylor College of Medicine

Nature, 2003, vol. 423, issue 6943, 926-927

Abstract: Telomeres — the tips of chromosomes — need to be preserved, and this involves replenishing telomeric DNA when it has been eroded. But telomeres must not become too long, and one aspect of length control is now revealed.

Date: 2003
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