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POTASSIUM PERMANGANATE     potassium oxido-trioxo-manganese

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Gene context of POTASSIUM PERMANGANATE

  • Using potassium permanganate, which preferentially modifies single-stranded DNA, we show that a temperature-sensitive rad25(ts) mutant severely reduces the normally extensive promoter melting observed in vivo on the highly expressed genes TDH2 and PDC1 and on the induced heat shock gene HSP82 [30].
  • Interleukin-1 receptor antagonist inhibits calcium accumulation in in vivo chronic granuloma induced by potassium permanganate [31].
  • However, PR and glucocorticoid receptor, but not ER, are able to contact the 5'-methyl group of thymines found in position 3 of HREs, as shown by potassium permanganate interference [32].
  • Potassium permanganate reactivity shows that the two structure elements are not equivalent: with AsiA, the motA UP element-deleted promoter opens more slowly whereas the motA TC promoter opens like the wild type [33].
  • The DNAase I footprint of RNA polymerase at the cysG promoter reveals extended protection upstream of the transcript start, and studies with potassium permanganate as a probe suggest that the upstream region is distorted in open complexes [34].
 

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