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The interaction surface of a bacterial transcription elongation factor required for complex formation with an antiterminator during transcription antitermination.

The Journal of biological chemistry - 27 Sept 2013

Mishra Saurabh, Mohan Shalini, Godavarthi Sapna, Sen Ranjan

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The bacterial transcription elongation factor, NusA, functions as an antiterminator when it is bound to the lambdoid phage derived antiterminator protein, N. The mode of N-NusA interaction is unknown, knowledge of which is essential to understand the antitermination process. It was reported earlier that in the absence of the transcription elongation complex (EC), N interacts with the C-terminal AR1 domain of...

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PMID: 23913688
DOI: 10.1074/jbc.M113.472209
PMCID: PMC3784721

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