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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Transcription readthrough"”.

  1. Transcriptional Regulation of the Bacillus Subtilis pyrG Gene Encoding Cytidine Triphosphate Synthetase

    … the formation of the terminator and permits transcription readthrough. When intracellular CTP levels are high, I propose the regulatory protein dissociates from the pyrG leader RNA thereby allowing terminator formation and transcription termination.

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  2. The PNUTS-PP1 Complex Acts as an Intrinsic Barrier to Kaposi's Sarcoma Associated Herpesvirus Gene Expression and Replication

    … of polyadenylation sites, and restricts transcription readthrough of viral genes. Surprisingly, PNUTS also represses productive elongation at the 5´ ends of the KSHV reporter and the KSHV T1.4 RNA. From these data, I conclude that PNUTS' activity constitutes an intrinsic barrier to KSHV …

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  3. Regulatory intricacies that confer temporal control of conjugation and antibiotic production functions in Streptomyces: new variations on old themes

    … of pIJ101 is unique, in that multiple layers of transcriptional and posttranscriptional control converging to implement tight control of the transfer and spread functions, specifically the potentially lethal kilB gene product. When expressed unregulated, as a chromosomally integrated gene, kilB …

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  4. GATA1 Occupancy Site Regulates Erythroid Cell Fitness through Pleiotropic Functions

    … grammar, complex chromatin environments, and the transcriptional regulatory networks that link genotype to phenotype. In this study, we combined base editor-mediated perturbations of regulatory elements, CRISPR-mediated gene disruptions, epigenetic profiling, and chromatin organization data with …

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