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Characterization of the factors binding to a PEPCK gene upstream hypersensitive site with LCR activity.

Nucleic acids research - 11 Jul 1992

Cheyette T E, Ip T, Faber S, Matsui Y, Chalkley R

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A previously described upstream hypersensitive site (HS) in the PEPCK gene at -4800 bp, termed HS A (1), has been characterized and determined to bind at least two factors. One of these is a member of the ubiquitous CREB/ATF family, and the second is a novel tissue specific protein, pep A. A construct carrying HS A and the PEPCK proximal promoter was tested in transgenic mice and its CAT activity compared to the...

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PMID: 1385863
DOI: 10.1093/nar/20.13.3427
PMCID: PMC312499

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