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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"prokaryotic transcription"”.

  1. Delayed stochastic modelling of prokaryotic transcription with abortive initiation

    lethbridge

  2. Structural Studies of Three Factors That Affect the Prokaryotic Transcription Cycle; Microcin J25, LAMBDA Q and T4 GP33

    … thesis examines three factors that affect the prokaryotic transcription cycle; Microcin J25, a peptidyl inhibitor of RNAP; Q antiterminator protein, a bacteriophage protein that modifies RNAP to readthrough termination signals in phage late genes; and Gp33, a T4 phage protein that is a …

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  3. Novel Sequence-Based Method for Identifying Transcription Factor Binding Sites in Prokaryotic Genomes

    … available sequence data in order to determine prokaryotic transcription factor binding specificities. The prototypical prokaryotic transcription factor: TF) contains a helix–turn–helix: HTH) fold and bind DNA as homodimers, leading to their palindromic motif specificities. The …

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  4. Structural and Functional Studies of Mycobacterial General Transcription Factors RbpA and CarD

    … in bacteria is highly regulated at the step of transcription initiation. For decades, the vast majority of biochemical and kinetic studies have used Escherichia coli (Eco) RNA polymerase (RNAP) as a model for studying prokaryotic transcription initiation. However, properties of Eco RNAP are not …

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