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Id Subject Object Predicate Lexical cue
TextSentencer_T1 0-101 Sentence denotes Human hepatitis virus X gene encodes a regulatory domain that represses transactivation of X protein.
T1 0-101 Sentence denotes Human hepatitis virus X gene encodes a regulatory domain that represses transactivation of X protein.
TextSentencer_T2 102-364 Sentence denotes The human hepatitis B virus (HBV) X gene seems to be essential for establishment of viral infection, and the X gene product, HBx, transactivates virus and host genes through a wide variety of cis-elements, whereas regulation of HBx has not been fully understood.
T2 102-364 Sentence denotes The human hepatitis B virus (HBV) X gene seems to be essential for establishment of viral infection, and the X gene product, HBx, transactivates virus and host genes through a wide variety of cis-elements, whereas regulation of HBx has not been fully understood.
TextSentencer_T3 365-508 Sentence denotes We found that transactivation-negative HBx mutants truncated at the C-terminal portion specifically repressed the HBx transactivation in trans.
T3 365-508 Sentence denotes We found that transactivation-negative HBx mutants truncated at the C-terminal portion specifically repressed the HBx transactivation in trans.
TextSentencer_T4 509-605 Sentence denotes The ability to trans-repress the HBx transactivation is confined to the N-terminal third of HBx.
T4 509-605 Sentence denotes The ability to trans-repress the HBx transactivation is confined to the N-terminal third of HBx.
TextSentencer_T5 606-763 Sentence denotes Transactivation-positive constructs of HBx were divided into two groups by their sensitivity to trans-repression due to the presence of the N-terminal third.
T5 606-763 Sentence denotes Transactivation-positive constructs of HBx were divided into two groups by their sensitivity to trans-repression due to the presence of the N-terminal third.
TextSentencer_T6 764-960 Sentence denotes Thus the regulatory domain, the N-terminal third, is separated from the transacting domain and responsible for the negative regulations, the trans-repression and sensitivity to X trans-repression.
T6 764-960 Sentence denotes Thus the regulatory domain, the N-terminal third, is separated from the transacting domain and responsible for the negative regulations, the trans-repression and sensitivity to X trans-repression.
TextSentencer_T7 961-1104 Sentence denotes A possible direct association between the HBx regulatory domains was tested by far-Western blotting using purified fused forms of HBx proteins.
T7 961-1104 Sentence denotes A possible direct association between the HBx regulatory domains was tested by far-Western blotting using purified fused forms of HBx proteins.
TextSentencer_T8 1105-1245 Sentence denotes The regulatory domain was found to associate preferentially with the full HBx or the regulatory domain, but not with the transacting domain.
T8 1105-1245 Sentence denotes The regulatory domain was found to associate preferentially with the full HBx or the regulatory domain, but not with the transacting domain.
TextSentencer_T9 1246-1413 Sentence denotes Taken together, it is possible that HBx has a self-regulatory mechanism that avoids excessive HBx transactivation and is important for regulation of X gene expression.
T9 1246-1413 Sentence denotes Taken together, it is possible that HBx has a self-regulatory mechanism that avoids excessive HBx transactivation and is important for regulation of X gene expression.