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Rpb4p is necessary for RNA polymerase II activity at high temperature.

The Journal of biological chemistry - 6 Aug 1999

Maillet I, Buhler J M, Sentenac A, Labarre J

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Rpb4p and Rpb7p are two subunits of the yeast RNA polymerase II, which form a subcomplex that can dissociate from the enzyme in vitro. Whereas RPB7 is essential, RPB4 is dispensable for cellular viability. However, the rpb4 null mutant is heat-sensitive, and it has been suggested that Rpb4p is an...

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PMID: 10428837
DOI: 10.1074/jbc.274.32.22586

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