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[Fusion of glutathione S-transferase with the N-terminus of yeast Sup35p protein inhibits its prion-like properties].

Genetika - 1 May 1997

Dagkesamanskaia A R, Kushnirov V V, Paushkin S V, Ter-Avanesian M D

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The yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae SUP35 gene that encodes the Sup35p protein homologous to the translation termination eRF3 factor of higher eukaryotes is essential to replication of the nonchromosomally inherited [psi+] determinant. The nonsense suppressor phenotype of this determinant was assumed to be dependent on a specific conformational state of the Sup35p protein; the transition to this state leads to...

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