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Nuclear factors bind to a conserved DNA element that modulates transcription of Anopheles gambiae trypsin genes.
The Journal of biological chemistry - 5 Jan 2001
Giannoni F, Müller H M, Vizioli J, Catteruccia F, Kafatos F C, Crisanti A
Abstract excerpt
The Anopheles gambiae trypsin family consists of seven genes that are transcribed in the gut of female mosquitoes in a temporal coordinated and mutually exclusive manner, suggesting the involvement of a complex transcription regulatory mechanism. We identified a highly conserved 12-nucleotide motif present in all A. gambiae and Anopheles stephensi trypsin promoters. We investigated the role of this putative...
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