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Gene Expression Regulation

 
 
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Gene context of Gene Expression Regulation

  • These studies thus define diverse cofactor functions, as well as underlying mechanisms involving distinct histone modifications, in p53-dependent gene activation [35].
  • Very large portions of GAL4 are not required for gene activation [36].
  • Our findings suggest that Gdf1 acts early in the pathway of gene activation that leads to the establishment of left-right asymmetry [37].
  • Gene activation and DNA binding by Drosophila Ubx and abd-A proteins [38].
  • From these observations and further analyses of GAL11, we propose that a single activator-holoenzyme contact can trigger gene activation simply by recruiting the latter to DNA [39].
 

Analytical, diagnostic and therapeutic context of Gene Expression Regulation

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