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1501	2	30	4330 2002 FEBS LETTERS 516 (1-3): 53-57 Yokoyama K; Fukumoto K; Murakami T; Harada S; Hosono R; et al. Extended longevity of Caenorhabditis elegans by knocking in extra copies of hsp70F, a homolog of mot-2 (mortalin)/mthsp70/Grp75	1	44
1502	16	32	4913 2003 JOURNAL OF BIOLOGICAL CHEMISTRY 278 (2): 836-842 Ramirez R; Carracedo J; Jimenez R; Canela A; Herrera E; et al. Massive telomere loss is an early event of DNA damage-induced apoptosis	18	44
1503	10	41	5103 2003 PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 100 (2): 527-531 Li GZ; Eller MS; Firoozabadi R; Gilchrest BA Evidence that exposure of the telomere 3 ' overhang sequence induces senescence	29	44
1504	42	66	5529 2004 MOLECULAR AND CELLULAR BIOLOGY 24 (4): 1595-1607 Dantzer F; Giraud-Panis MJ; Jaco I; Ame JC; Schultz I; et al. Functional interaction between poly(ADP-ribose) polymerase 2 (PARP-2) and TRF2: PARP activity negatively regulates TRF2	17	44
1505	2	21	28 1976 EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF BIOCHEMISTRY 71 (2): 317-325 GETHING MJH; DAVIDSON BE; DOPHEIDE TAA CHORISMATE MUTASE-PREPHENATE DEHYDRATASE FROM ESCHERICHIA-COLI-K12 .1. EFFECT OF NACL AND ITS USE IN A NEW PURIFICATION INVOLVING AFFINITY CHROMATOGRAPHY ON SEPHAROSYL-PHENYLALANINE	15	43
1506	3	49	67 1977 PLASMID 1 (1): 78-105 OJALA D; ATTARDI G DETAILED PHYSICAL MAP OF HELA-CELL MITOCHONDRIAL-DNA AND ITS ALIGNMENT WITH POSITIONS OF KNOWN GENETIC-MARKERS	0	43
1507	5	39	304 1985 MOLECULAR AND CELLULAR BIOLOGY 5 (2): 273-280 WELKER DL; HIRTH KP; WILLIAMS KL INHERITANCE OF EXTRACHROMOSOMAL RIBOSOMAL DNA DURING THE ASEXUAL LIFE-CYCLE OF DICTYOSTELIUM-DISCOIDEUM - EXAMINATION BY USE OF DNA POLYMORPHISMS	3	43
1508	2	32	306 1985 MOLECULAR AND CELLULAR BIOLOGY 5 (4): 721-727 KAUFMANN G; ZANNISHADJOPOULOS M; MARTIN RG CLONING OF NASCENT MONKEY DNA SYNTHESIZED EARLY IN THE CELL-CYCLE	0	43
1509	4	24	332 1985 TRENDS IN GENETICS 1 (11): 301-306 KAFATOS FC; ORR W; DELIDAKIS C DEVELOPMENTALLY REGULATED GENE AMPLIFICATION	4	43
1510	26	127	383 1986 INTERNATIONAL REVIEW OF CYTOLOGY-A SURVEY OF CELL BIOLOGY 99: 49-83 BRUNK CF GENOME REORGANIZATION IN TETRAHYMENA	38	43
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1511	15	32	411 1986 MOLECULAR AND CELLULAR BIOLOGY 6 (4): 1352-1356 BUTTON LL; ASTELL CR THE SACCHAROMYCES-CEREVISIAE CHROMOSOME III LEFT TELOMERE HAS A TYPE-X, BUT NOT A TYPE-Y', ARS REGION	25	43
1512	2	31	438 1986 PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 83 (18): 6761-6765 WU M; LOU JK; CHANG DY; CHANG CH; NIE ZQ STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION OF A CHLOROPLAST DNA-REPLICATION ORIGIN OF CHLAMYDOMONAS-REINHARDTII	0	43
1513	2	85	597 1988 INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF RADIATION BIOLOGY 54 (1): 63-79 RADFORD IR; HODGSON GS; MATTHEWS JP CRITICAL DNA TARGET SIZE MODEL OF IONIZING RADIATION-INDUCED MAMMALIAN-CELL DEATH	0	43
1514	19	36	762 1989 NUCLEIC ACIDS RESEARCH 17 (11): 4235-4253 RAGHURAMAN MK; DUNN CJ; HICKE BJ; CECH TR OXYTRICHA TELOMERIC NUCLEOPROTEIN COMPLEXES RECONSTITUTED WITH SYNTHETIC DNA	40	43
1515	7	9	805 1990 CELL 60 (4): 529-530 LUNDBLAD V; BLACKBURN EH RNA-DEPENDENT POLYMERASE MOTIFS IN EST1 - TENTATIVE IDENTIFICATION OF A PROTEIN-COMPONENT OF AN ESSENTIAL YEAST TELOMERASE	43	43
1516	13	25	1177 1992 MOLECULAR & GENERAL GENETICS 235 (1): 153-156 KILIAN A; KLEINHOFS A CLONING AND MAPPING OF TELOMERE-ASSOCIATED SEQUENCES FROM HORDEUM-VULGARE L	25	43
1517	29	44	1208 1992 NUCLEIC ACIDS RESEARCH 20 (15): 4039-4046 RICHARDS EJ; CHAO S; VONGS A; YANG J CHARACTERIZATION OF ARABIDOPSIS-THALIANA TELOMERES ISOLATED IN YEAST	27	43
1518	3	28	1361 1993 MOLECULAR BIOLOGY AND EVOLUTION 10 (6): 1259-1272 TAYLOR MFJ; MCKECHNIE SW; PIERCE N; KREITMAN M THE LEPIDOPTERAN MITOCHONDRIAL CONTROL REGION - STRUCTURE AND EVOLUTION	0	43
1519	3	50	1373 1993 NUCLEIC ACIDS RESEARCH 21 (18): 4305-4312 PAPADOPOULOU B; ROY G; OUELLETTE M FREQUENT AMPLIFICATION OF A SHORT-CHAIN DEHYDROGENASE GENE AS PART OF CIRCULAR AND LINEAR AMPLICONS IN METHOTREXATE-RESISTANT LEISHMANIA	2	43
1520	12	60	1651 1995 EMBO JOURNAL 14 (23): 5798-5811 HARADA K; FRANKEL AD IDENTIFICATION OF 2 NOVEL ARGININE BINDING DNAS	1	43
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1521	30	53	2099 1997 AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PATHOLOGY 151 (1): 25-31 Anderson S; Shera K; Ihle J; Billman L; Goff B; et al. Telomerase activation in cervical cancer	14	43
1522	14	50	2222 1997 EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF CANCER 33 (5): 710-715 Oshimura M; Barrett JC Multiple pathways to cellular senescence: Role of telomerase repressors	16	43
1523	3	60	2308 1997 JOURNAL OF CELLULAR BIOCHEMISTRY 65 (1): 114-130 Maniotis AJ; Bojanowski K; Ingber DE Mechanical continuity and reversible chromosome disassembly within intact genomes removed from living cells	0	43
1524	15	23	2336 1997 JOURNAL OF THE NATIONAL CANCER INSTITUTE 89 (9): 618-623 Breslow RA; Shay JW; Gazdar AF; Srivastava S Telomerase and early detection of cancer: A National Cancer Institute workshop	26	43
1525	35	79	2691 1998 JOURNAL OF INVESTIGATIVE DERMATOLOGY 111 (6): 1045-1052 Bickenbach JR; Vornwald-Dogan V; Bachor C; Bleuel K; Schnapp G; et al. Telomerase is not an epidermal stem cell marker and is downregulated by calcium	14	43
1526	1	93	3207 1999 MUTATION RESEARCH-DNA REPAIR 435 (1): 13-21 Shinohara A; Ogawa T Rad51/RecA protein families and the associated proteins in eukaryotes	1	43
1527	45	56	3623 2000 MOLECULAR BIOLOGY OF THE CELL 11 (10): 3329-3340 Beattie TL; Zhou W; Robinson MO; Harrington L Polymerization defects within human telomerase are distinct from telomerase RNA and TEP1 binding	36	43
1528	14	45	3706 2000 SCIENCE 288 (5470): 1377-1379 Gasser SM A sense of the end	35	43
1529	12	33	3778 2001 BLOOD 97 (9): 2903-2907 Arai J; Yasukawa M; Ohminami H; Kakimoto M; Hasegawa A; et al. Identification of human telomerase reverse transcriptase-derived peptides that induce HLA-A24-restricted antileukemia cytotoxic T lymphocytes	12	43
1530	29	59	4135 2001 RADIATION RESEARCH 155 (1): 188-193 Shay JW; Wright WE Telomeres and telomerase: Implications for cancer and aging	20	43
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1531	53	67	4538 2002 NATURE REVIEWS IMMUNOLOGY 2 (9): 699-706 Hodes RJ; Hathcock KS; Weng NP Telomeres in T and B cells	15	43
1532	12	72	4847 2003 EXPERIMENTAL GERONTOLOGY 38 (1-2): 5-11 Campisi J Cellular senescence and apoptosis: how cellular responses might influence aging phenotypes	7	43
1533	15	213	4995 2003 MICROBIOLOGY AND MOLECULAR BIOLOGY REVIEWS 67 (3): 376-+ Bitterman KJ; Medvedik O; Sinclair DA Longevity regulation in Saccharomyces cerevisiae: Linking metabolism, genome stability, and heterochromatin	3	43
1534	3	57	108 1980 JOURNAL OF MOLECULAR BIOLOGY 142 (3): 289-313 ENGBERG J; DIN N; ECKERT WA; KAFFENBERGER W; PEARLMAN RE DETAILED TRANSCRIPTION MAP OF THE EXTRACHROMOSOMAL RIBOSOMAL-RNA GENES IN TETRAHYMENA-THERMOPHILA	17	42
1535	8	35	196 1983 NUCLEIC ACIDS RESEARCH 11 (15): 5037-5044 SOR F; WESOLOWSKI M; FUKUHARA H INVERTED TERMINAL REPETITIONS OF THE 2 LINEAR DNA ASSOCIATED WITH THE KILLER CHARACTER OF THE YEAST KLUYVEROMYCES-LACTIS	7	42
1536	5	48	652 1988 NUCLEIC ACIDS RESEARCH 16 (14): 6677-6690 KORNBERG RD; STRYER L STATISTICAL DISTRIBUTIONS OF NUCLEOSOMES - NONRANDOM LOCATIONS BY A STOCHASTIC MECHANISM	2	42
1537	1	52	714 1989 GENOME 31 (1): 122-133 APPELS R; REDDY P; MCINTYRE CL; MORAN LB; FRANKEL OH; et al. THE MOLECULAR CYTOGENETIC ANALYSIS OF GRASSES AND ITS APPLICATION TO STUDYING RELATIONSHIPS AMONG SPECIES OF THE TRITICEAE	0	42
1538	5	43	877 1990 MOLECULAR MICROBIOLOGY 4 (5): 811-820 HINNEBUSCH J; BERGSTROM S; BARBOUR AG CLONING AND SEQUENCE-ANALYSIS OF LINEAR PLASMID TELOMERES OF THE BACTERIUM BORRELIA-BURGDORFERI	1	42
1539	6	34	998 1991 JOURNAL OF CLINICAL MICROBIOLOGY 29 (6): 1194-1201 STRINGER SL; HONG ST; GIUNTOLI D; STRINGER JR REPEATED DNA IN PNEUMOCYSTIS-CARINII	2	42
1540	2	3	1048 1991 NUCLEIC ACIDS RESEARCH 19 (24): 6951-6951 TENDAM E; VANBELKUM A; PLEIJ K A CONSERVED PSEUDOKNOT IN TELOMERASE RNA	42	42
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1541	4	25	1057 1991 PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 88 (18): 8106-8110 HADLACZKY G; PRAZNOVSZKY T; CSERPAN I; KERESO J; PETERFY M; et al. CENTROMERE FORMATION IN MOUSE CELLS COTRANSFORMED WITH HUMAN DNA AND A DOMINANT MARKER GENE	2	42
1542	7	36	1273 1993 CELL 72 (3): 397-406 LU Y; HALL T; GAY LS; DONELSON JE POINT MUTATIONS ARE ASSOCIATED WITH A GENE DUPLICATION LEADING TO THE BLOOD-STREAM REEXPRESSION OF A TRYPANOSOME METACYCLIC VSG	2	42
1543	10	40	1280 1993 CHROMOSOMA 102 (2): 112-120 ASHLEY T; CACHEIRO NLA; RUSSELL LB; WARD DC MOLECULAR CHARACTERIZATION OF A PERICENTRIC-INVERSION IN MOUSE CHROMOSOME-8 IMPLICATES TELOMERES AS PROMOTERS OF MEIOTIC RECOMBINATION	16	42
1544	4	39	1290 1993 CURRENT GENETICS 24 (3): 241-247 VAHRENHOLZ C; RIEMEN G; PRATJE E; DUJON B; MICHAELIS G MITOCHONDRIAL-DNA OF CHLAMYDOMONAS-REINHARDTII - THE STRUCTURE OF THE ENDS OF THE LINEAR 15.8-KB GENOME SUGGESTS MECHANISMS FOR DNA-REPLICATION	4	42
1545	11	32	1389 1993 PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 90 (20): 9295-9299 KAHN RW; ANDERSEN BH; BRUNK CF TRANSFORMATION OF TETRAHYMENA-THERMOPHILA BY MICROINJECTION OF A FOREIGN GENE	23	42
1546	10	36	1510 1994 JOURNAL OF MOLECULAR BIOLOGY 244 (3): 259-268 CHOU SH; ZHU LM; REID BR THE UNUSUAL STRUCTURE OF THE HUMAN CENTROMERE (GGA)(2) MOTIF - UNPAIRED GUANOSINE RESIDUES STACKED BETWEEN SHEARED G-CENTER-DOT-A PAIRS	8	42
1547	4	20	1569 1994 PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 91 (6): 2255-2259 STEELE CJ; BARKOCYGALLAGHER GA; PREER LB; PREER JR DEVELOPMENTALLY EXCISED SEQUENCES IN MICRONUCLEAR DNA OF PARAMECIUM	23	42
1548	5	50	1742 1995 MUTATION RESEARCH-DNAGING GENETIC INSTABILITY AND AGING 338 (1-6): 107-113 STONE JF; SANDBERG AA SEX-CHROMOSOME ANEUPLOIDY AND AGING	2	42
1549	23	34	1996 1996 MOLECULAR AND CELLULAR BIOLOGY 16 (7): 3285-3290 Lopez CC; Nielsen L; Edstrom JE Terminal long tandem repeats in chromosomes from Chironomus pallidivittatus	33	42
1550	3	36	2023 1996 NUCLEIC ACIDS RESEARCH 24 (4): 775-783 Mariappan SVS; Garcia AE; Gupta G Structure and dynamics of the DNA hairpins formed by tandemly repeated CTG triplets associated with myotonic dystrophy	1	42
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1551	23	46	2063 1996 PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 93 (17): 8983-8988 Wicky C; Villeneuve AM; Lauper N; Codourey L; Tobler H; et al. Telomeric repeats (TTAGGC)(n) are sufficient for chromosome capping function in Caenorhabditis elegans	24	42
1552	89	113	2142 1997 BIOCHEMISTRY-MOSCOW 62 (11): 1323-1331 Meeker AK; Coffey DS Telomerase: a promising marker of biological immortality of germ, stem, and cancer cells. A review	24	42
1553	11	22	2285 1997 INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF CANCER 74 (6): 625-629 Linn JF; Lango M; Halachmi S; Schoenberg MP; Sidransky D Microsatellite analysis and telomerase activity in archived tissue and urine samples of bladder cancer patients	12	42
1554	11	23	2517 1998 CANCER 82 (1): 176-179 Kubota Y; Nakada T; Sasagawa I; Yanai H; Itoh K Elevated levels of telomerase activity in malignant pheochromocytoma	15	42
1555	28	75	3064 1999 GENETICS 152 (4): 1501-1512 Matsuura A; Naito T; Ishikawa F Genetic control of telomere integrity in Schizosaccharomyces pombe: rad3(+) and tel1(+) are parts of two regulatory networks independent of the downstream protein kinases chk1(+) and cds1(+)	18	42
1556	28	57	3178 1999 MOLECULAR AND CELLULAR BIOLOGY 19 (6): 3989-3997 Yi XM; Tesmer VM; Savre-Train I; Shay JW; Wright WE Both transcriptional and posttranscriptional mechanisms regulate human telomerase template RNA levels	24	42
1557	24	33	3218 1999 NUCLEIC ACIDS RESEARCH 27 (2): 537-542 Han HY; Hurley LH; Salazar M A DNA polymerase stop assay for G-quadruplex-interactive compounds	21	42
1558	43	58	3241 1999 ONCOGENE 18 (48): 6785-6794 Li H; Cao Y; Berndt MC; Funder JW; Liu JP Molecular interactions between telomerase and the tumor suppressor protein p53 in vitro	26	42
1559	6	16	3321 2000 ATHEROSCLEROSIS 152 (2): 391-398 Okuda K; Khan MY; Skurnick J; Kimura M; Aviv H; et al. Telomere attrition of the human abdominal aorta: relationships with age and atherosclerosis	21	42
1560	25	40	3395 2000 CLINICAL CANCER RESEARCH 6 (7): 2696-2701 Tatsumoto N; Hiyama E; Murakami Y; Imamura Y; Shay JW; et al. High telomerase activity is an independent prognostic indicator of poor outcome in colorectal cancer	24	42
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1561	40	62	3513 2000 JOURNAL OF BIOLOGICAL CHEMISTRY 275 (31): 24199-24207 Bryan TM; Goodrich KJ; Cech TR A mutant of Tetrahymena telomerase reverse transcriptase with increased processivity	41	42
1562	34	49	3546 2000 JOURNAL OF INVESTIGATIVE DERMATOLOGY 114 (2): 259-267 Folini M; Colella G; Villa R; Lualdi S; Daidone MG; et al. Inhibition of telomerase activity by a hammerhead ribozyme targeting the RNA component of telomerase in human melanoma cells	30	42
1563	12	64	3557 2000 JOURNAL OF NEUROIMMUNOLOGY 105 (1): 69-77 Huang DR; Giscombe R; Zhou YH; Pirskanen R; Lefvert AK Dinucleotide repeat expansion in the CTLA-4 gene leads to T cell hyper-reactivity via the CD28 pathway in myasthenia gravis	0	42
1564	54	87	3636 2000 MUTATION RESEARCH-FUNDAMENTAL AND MOLECULAR MECHANISMS OF MUTAGENESIS 451 (1-2): 227-240 Lundblad V DNA ends: maintenance of chromosome termini versus repair of double strand breaks	30	42
1565	18	39	3824 2001 CURRENT BIOLOGY 11 (12): 962-966 Ranganathan V; Heine WF; Ciccone DN; Rudolph KL; Wu XH; et al. Rescue of a telomere length defect of Nijmegen breakage syndrome cells requires NBS and telomerase catalytic subunit	18	42
1566	19	88	3877 2001 EXPERIMENTAL GERONTOLOGY 36 (7): 1049-1062 von Zglinicki T; Burkle A; Kirkwood TBL Stress, DNA damage and ageing - an integrative approach	7	42
1567	33	40	3911 2001 HUMAN MOLECULAR GENETICS 10 (18): 1945-1952 Cerone MA; Londono-Vallejo JA; Bacchetti S Telomere maintenance by telomerase and by recombination can coexist in human cells	27	42
1568	24	62	3955 2001 JOURNAL OF CELL BIOLOGY 154 (1): 49-60 Samper E; Goytisolo FA; Menissier-de Murcia J; Gonzalez-Suarez E; Cigudosa JC; et al. Normal telomere length and chromosomal end capping in poly(ADP-ribose) polymerase-deficient mice and primary cells despite increased chromosomal instability	23	42
1569	45	78	4044 2001 MOLECULAR AND CELLULAR BIOLOGY 21 (19): 6559-6573 Bucholc M; Park Y; Lustig AJ Intrachromatid excision of telomeric DNA as a mechanism for telomere size control in Saccharomyces cerevisiae	35	42
1570	2	21	203 1983 PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA-BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES 80 (14): 4306-4310 RAIBAUD A; GAILLARD C; LONGACRE S; HIBNER U; BUCK G; et al. GENOMIC ENVIRONMENT OF VARIANT SURFACE-ANTIGEN GENES OF TRYPANOSOMA-EQUIPERDUM	17	41
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1571	14	39	616 1988 JOURNAL OF PROTOZOOLOGY 35 (4): 590-601 JAHN CL; NILLES LA; KRIKAU MF ORGANIZATION OF THE EUPLOTES-CRASSUS MICRONUCLEAR GENOME	23	41
1572	10	33	698 1989 EMBO JOURNAL 8 (3): 933-938 SWEENEY R; YAO MC IDENTIFYING FUNCTIONAL REGIONS OF RIBOSOMAL-RNA BY INSERTION MUTAGENESIS AND COMPLETE GENE REPLACEMENT IN TETRAHYMENA-THERMOPHILA	19	41
1573	1	40	876 1990 MOLECULAR MICROBIOLOGY 4 (5): 707-714 LEBLOND P; DEMUYTER P; SIMONET JM; DECARIS B GENETIC INSTABILITY AND HYPERVARIABILITY IN STREPTOMYCES-AMBOFACIENS - TOWARDS AN UNDERSTANDING OF A MECHANISM OF GENOME PLASTICITY	0	41
1574	9	39	895 1990 NUCLEIC ACIDS RESEARCH 18 (4): 845-853 TAUSTA SL; KLOBUTCHER LA INTERNAL ELIMINATED SEQUENCES ARE REMOVED PRIOR TO CHROMOSOME FRAGMENTATION DURING DEVELOPMENT IN EUPLOTES-CRASSUS	22	41
1575	1	50	1019 1991 MOLECULAR AND CELLULAR BIOLOGY 11 (3): 1598-1606 SAMAD A; CARROLL RB THE TUMOR SUPPRESSOR P53 IS BOUND TO RNA BY A STABLE COVALENT LINKAGE	0	41
1576	8	42	1041 1991 NUCLEIC ACIDS RESEARCH 19 (8): 1745-1751 GOMMERSAMPT J; LUTGERINK J; BORST P A NOVEL DNA NUCLEOTIDE IN TRYPANOSOMA-BRUCEI ONLY PRESENT IN THE MAMMALIAN PHASE OF THE LIFE-CYCLE	8	41
1577	1	49	1158 1992 JOURNAL OF BIOLOGICAL CHEMISTRY 267 (14): 10168-10176 SANKAR S; PORTER AG POINT MUTATIONS WHICH DRASTICALLY AFFECT THE POLYMERIZATION ACTIVITY OF ENCEPHALOMYOCARDITIS VIRUS RNA-DEPENDENT RNA-POLYMERASE CORRESPOND TO THE ACTIVE-SITE OF ESCHERICHIA-COLI DNA-POLYMERASE-I	2	41
1578	10	23	1189 1992 MOLECULAR MICROBIOLOGY 6 (23): 3603-3610 WOODS JP; GOLDMAN WE INVIVO GENERATION OF LINEAR PLASMIDS WITH ADDITION OF TELOMERIC SEQUENCES BY HISTOPLASMA-CAPSULATUM	7	41
1579	11	34	1203 1992 NUCLEIC ACIDS RESEARCH 20 (7): 1491-1496 SCHERF A; MATTEI D CLONING AND CHARACTERIZATION OF CHROMOSOME BREAKPOINTS OF PLASMODIUM-FALCIPARUM - BREAKAGE AND NEW TELOMERE FORMATION OCCURS FREQUENTLY AND RANDOMLY IN SUBTELOMERIC GENES	17	41
1580	4	33	1385 1993 PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 90 (11): 5224-5228 ROBINSON H; WANG AHJ 5'-CGA SEQUENCE IS A STRONG MOTIF FOR HOMO BASE-PAIRED PARALLEL-STRANDED DNA DUPLEX AS REVEALED BY NMR ANALYSIS	3	41
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1581	4	45	1461 1994 GENES & DEVELOPMENT 8 (14): 1693-1702 WAHLS WP; SMITH GR A HETEROMERIC PROTEIN THAT BINDS TO A MEIOTIC HOMOLOGOUS RECOMBINATION HOT-SPOT - CORRELATION OF BINDING AND HOT-SPOT ACTIVITY	0	41
1582	35	57	1554 1994 NUCLEIC ACIDS RESEARCH 22 (23): 4906-4913 LIN JJ; ZAKIAN VA ISOLATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF 2 SACCHAROMYCES-CEREVISIAE GENES THAT ENCODE PROTEINS THAT BIND TO (TG(1-3))(N) SINGLE-STRAND TELOMERIC DNA IN-VITRO	30	41
1583	5	55	1600 1995 BIOCHEMISTRY AND CELL BIOLOGY-BIOCHIMIE ET BIOLOGIE CELLULAIRE 73 (11-12): 859-868 OConnor M; Brunelli CA; Firpo MA; Gregory ST; Lieberman KR; et al. Genetic probes of ribosomal RNA function	1	41
1584	11	25	1694 1995 JOURNAL OF BIOLOGICAL CHEMISTRY 270 (35): 20692-20697 FRANTZ JD; GILBERT W A NOVEL YEAST GENE-PRODUCT, G4P1, WITH A SPECIFIC AFFINITY FOR QUADRUPLEX NUCLEIC-ACIDS	17	41
1585	15	30	1965 1996 JOURNAL OF MOLECULAR BIOLOGY 255 (3): 476-483 Deng H; Braunlin WH Kinetics of sodium ion binding to DNA quadruplexes	12	41
1586	12	39	2029 1996 NUCLEIC ACIDS RESEARCH 24 (13): 2476-2482 vanLeeuwen F; Wijsman ER; KuylYeheskiely E; vanderMarel GA; vanBoom JH; et al. The telomeric GGGTTA repeats of Trypanosoma brucei contain the hypermodified base J in both strands	7	41
1587	7	52	2032 1996 NUCLEIC ACIDS RESEARCH 24 (19): 3700-3706 Miyaguchi H; Narita H; Sakamoto K; Yokoyama S An antibiotic-binding motif of an RNA fragment derived from the A-site-related region of Escherichia coli 16S rRNA	1	41
1588	88	2563	2457 1998 ADVANCES IN GENETICS, VOL. 37 37: 1-555 Zhimulev IF Polytene chromosomes, heterochromatin, and position effect variegation	1	41
1589	15	26	2519 1998 CANCER 82 (7): 1319-1327 Yashima K; Ashfaq R; Nowak J; Von Gruenigen V; Milchgrub S; et al. Telomerase activity and expression of its RNA component in cervical lesions	26	41
1590	44	62	2725 1998 LEUKEMIA 12 (1): 13-24 Engelhardt M; Ozkaynak MF; Drullinsky P; Sandoval C; Tugal O; et al. Telomerase activity and telomere length in pediatric patients with malignancies undergoing chemotherapy	19	41
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1591	24	29	2916 1999 BIOCHEMISTRY 38 (13): 4037-4044 Sun D; Lopez-Guajardo CC; Quada J; Hurley LH; Von Hoff DD Regulation of catalytic activity and processivity of human telomerase	29	41
1592	66	89	3305 2000 ANNUAL REVIEW OF MEDICINE 51: 65-79 Urquidi V; Tarin D; Goodison S Role of telomerase in cell senescence and oncogenesis	14	41
1593	21	47	3331 2000 BIOCHEMISTRY 39 (20): 5995-6002 Ueno T; Takahashi H; Oda M; Mizunuma M; Yokoyama A; et al. Inhibition of human telomerase by rubromycins: Implication of spiroketal system of the compounds as an active moiety	9	41
1594	35	46	3511 2000 JOURNAL OF BIOLOGICAL CHEMISTRY 275 (19): 14509-14516 Dallaire F; Dupuis S; Fiset S; Chabot B Heterogeneous nuclear ribonucleoprotein A1 and UP1 protect mammalian telomeric repeats and modulate telomere replication in vitro	21	41
1595	37	60	3616 2000 MOLECULAR AND CELLULAR BIOLOGY 20 (22): 8397-8408 Grandin N; Damon C; Charbonneau M Cdc13 cooperates with the yeast Ku proteins and Stn1 to regulate telomerase recruitment	38	41
1596	19	39	3810 2001 CHROMOSOMA 110 (2): 75-82 Azzalin CM; Nergadze SG; Giulotto E Human intrachromosomal telomeric-like repeats: sequence organization and mechanisms of origin	15	41
1597	14	26	3829 2001 CURRENT BIOLOGY 11 (20): 1618-1623 Chikashige Y; Hiraoka Y Telomere binding of the Rap1 protein is required for meiosis in fission yeast	21	41
1598	21	44	3834 2001 CURRENT OPINION IN MICROBIOLOGY 4 (4): 409-414 Scherf A; Figueiredo LM; Freitas-Junior LH Plasmodium telomeres: a pathogen's perspective	7	41
1599	57	78	4282 2002 CURRENT OPINION IN PHARMACOLOGY 2 (4): 415-423 Rezler EM; Bearss DJ; Hurley LH Telomeres and telomerases as drug targets	21	41
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