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Differential intrachromosomal hyper-recombination phenotype of spt4 and spt6 mutants of S. cerevisiae.

Current genetics - 31 Jul 1996

Malagón F, Aguilera A

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In order to test whether mutations affecting transcription also affect DNA recombination, we have determined the influence of a number of snf/swi and spt/sin transcriptional regulatory mutations on the recombination of a DNA inverted repeat. Among the nine different mutations analyzed, we found that spt4 and spt6 confer a significant hyper-recombination phenotype. Both mutations produced increases in the...

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PMID: 8660457
DOI: 10.1007/s002940050107

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