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Centromeres Transcription and Transcripts for Better and for Worse
2021Centromeres are chromosomal regions that are essential for the faithful transmission of genetic material through each cell division. They represent the chromosomal platform on which assembles a protein complex, the kinetochore, which mediates attachment to the mitotic spindle.
Pia, Mihìc +2 more
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The FASEB Journal, 1996
The compaction of DNA into chromatin in the eukaryotic nucleus poses many obstacles to transcription. Individual nucleosomes as well as higher order structures limit access of cis‐acting regulatory elements to trans‐acting factors.
D G, Edmondson, S Y, Roth
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The compaction of DNA into chromatin in the eukaryotic nucleus poses many obstacles to transcription. Individual nucleosomes as well as higher order structures limit access of cis‐acting regulatory elements to trans‐acting factors.
D G, Edmondson, S Y, Roth
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Biochimica et Biophysica Acta (BBA) - Gene Structure and Expression, 2002
In this review, we describe a variety of mechanisms that bacteria use to regulate transcription elongation in order to control gene expression in response to changes in their environment. Together, these mechanisms are known as attenuation and antitermination, and both involve controlling the formation of a transcription terminator structure in the RNA
Paul, Gollnick, Paul, Babitzke
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In this review, we describe a variety of mechanisms that bacteria use to regulate transcription elongation in order to control gene expression in response to changes in their environment. Together, these mechanisms are known as attenuation and antitermination, and both involve controlling the formation of a transcription terminator structure in the RNA
Paul, Gollnick, Paul, Babitzke
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Proceedings of the Royal Society of London. Series B. Biological Sciences, 1966
The purine and pyrimidine base sequence of DNA , permanent repository of the genetic information, must be transcribed on to ribopolynucleotides before genotype can be translated into phenotype. This transcription gives rise to three recognizably different classes of RNA molecules: (1) two ...
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The purine and pyrimidine base sequence of DNA , permanent repository of the genetic information, must be transcribed on to ribopolynucleotides before genotype can be translated into phenotype. This transcription gives rise to three recognizably different classes of RNA molecules: (1) two ...
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Transcripts, Transcripts, Everywhere
Advances in Anatomic Pathology, 2002Maureen J. O'Sullivan +3 more
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1973
Extensive studies in the past 10 years have shown that mitochondria of all eukaryotic cells contain a unique DNA which has been well characterized physically and chemically in a large number of cases. (See [1–5] for recent reviews.) This DNA is genetically active; it is replicated and transcribed within the organelle and it carries information for the ...
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Extensive studies in the past 10 years have shown that mitochondria of all eukaryotic cells contain a unique DNA which has been well characterized physically and chemically in a large number of cases. (See [1–5] for recent reviews.) This DNA is genetically active; it is replicated and transcribed within the organelle and it carries information for the ...
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