At Least 50% of Human-Specific HERV-K (HML-2) Long Terminal Repeats Serve In Vivo as Active Promoters for Host Nonrepetitive DNA Transcription -- Buzdin et al. 80 (21): 10752 Data Supplement - Supplemental material -- The Journal of Virology

At Least 50% of Human-Specific HERV-K (HML-2) Long Terminal Repeats Serve In Vivo as Active Promoters for Host Nonrepetitive DNA Transcription
J. Virol. Buzdin et al. 80: 10752

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Supplemental file 1 - Fig. S1 (Mutual arrangement of some HS LTRs and closely located human genes and their relative transcript levels.)
Table S1 (Characterization of the HS LTR family members identified so far in the human genome.)
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