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The Myc Negative Autoregulation Mechanism Requires Myc-Max Association and Involves the c- myc P2 Minimal Promoter

1 Jan 1997

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Increasing evidence supports an important biological role for Myc in the downregulation of specific gene transcription. Recent studies suggest that c-Myc may suppress promoter activity through proteins of the basal transcription machinery. We have previously reported that Myc protein, in combination with additional cellular factors, suppresses transcription initiation from the c-myc promoter. To characterize the...

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PMID: 8972190
DOI: 10.1128/mcb.17.1.100

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