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Stephen R. Biggar

Stanford University

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S. R. Biggar, Stephen Biggar, Stephen R. Biggar

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Stanford UniversityHoward Hughes Medical InstituteHarvard University
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Stephen R. Biggar is an author at Stanford University specializing in molecular biology, natural sciences, and gene expression.

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Purification and biochemical heterogeneity of the mammalian SWI-SNF complex.

Weidong Wang, Jacques Côté, Yutong Xue,

The EMBO Journal

1996

842

Dimeric ligands define a role for transcriptional activation domains in reinitiation

Steffan N. Ho, Stephen R. Biggar, David M. Spencer,

Nature

1996

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Cell signaling can direct either binary or graded transcriptional responses

Stephen R. Biggar

The EMBO Journal

2001

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Continuous and widespread roles for the Swi-Snf complex in transcription

Stephen R. Biggar

The EMBO Journal

1999

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Small molecule-dependent genetic selection in stochastic nanodroplets as a means of detecting protein-ligand interactions on a large scale

Allen Borchardt, Stephen D. Liberles, Stephen R. Biggar,

Chemistry & Biology

1997

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The<i>Schizosaccharomyces pombe rhp3<sup>+</sup></i>gene required for DNA repair and cell viability is functionally interchangeable with the<i>RAD3</i>gene of<i>Saccharomyces cerevisiae</i>

Paul R. Reynolds, Stephen R. Biggar, Louise Prakash,

Nucleic Acids Research

1992

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Chemically Regulated Transcription Factors Reveal the Persistence of Repressor-resistant Transcription after Disrupting Activator Function

Stephen R. Biggar, Gerald R. Crabtree

Journal of Biological Chemistry

2000

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