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Structure/functional properties of the yeast dual regulator protein NGG1 that are required for glucose repression.

The Journal of biological chemistry - 19 Apr 1996

Brandl C J, Martens J A, Margaliot A, Stenning D, Furlanetto A M, Saleh A, Hamilton K S, Genereaux J

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NGG1p/ADA3p is a yeast dual function regulator required for the complete glucose repression of GAL4p-activated genes (Brandl, C. J., Furlanetto, A. M., Martens, J. A., and Hamilton, K. S. (1993) EMBO J. 12, 5255-5265). Evidence for a direct role for NGG1p in regulating activator function is supported by the finding that NGG1p is also required for transcriptional activation by GAL4p-VPl6 and LexA-GCN4p (Pina, B.,...

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PMID: 8621592
DOI: 10.1074/jbc.271.16.9298

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