Transcription activation or repression by phage psi 29 protein p4 depends on the strength of the RNA polymerase-promoter interactions (Q47862969)

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title

Transcription activation or repression by phage psi 29 protein p4 depends on the strength of the RNA polymerase-promoter interactions (English)

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author name string

Monsalve M

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Calles B

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Mencía M

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Salas M

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Rojo F

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publication date

1 December 1997

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published in

Molecular Cell

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volume

1

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issue

1

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page(s)

99-107

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Characterization of a new prokaryotic transcriptional activator and its DNA recognition site

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