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Dominant negative mutants of transcription factor mXBP (CRE-BP1, ATF-2).

The New biologist - 1 Apr 1992

Ivashkiv L B, Fleming M D, Glimcher L H

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Transcription factors of the CREB/ATF family bind to a consensus DNA sequence TGACGTCA (cyclic AMP response element) found in the promoters of numerous genes. Transcriptional activation by one of these proteins, CREB, has been extensively analyzed, but the function of the other family members is not well understood. We have analyzed the function of mXBP (CRE-BP1, ATF-2), one member of the CREB/ATF family of...

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