... that encode nuclear proteins (including known or probable transcription ... by activating genes expressed later. Here we report the identification ...

... growth factor-receptor interaction and that the active factor(s) bind to specific site(s) upstream of one or more immediate early genes, thereby activating transcription. We will concentrate on jun-B and nup475. ...

... ubiquity we assumed that Jun/Fos and Zif268 transcription factors in particular are partially responsible for activating delayed early response genes, but our experiments were primarily directed at understanding ...

... special DNA sequences in the neighborhood of the gene. Interaction of these ... factors, respectively. To appreciate such regulatory mechanisms it is ...

Long term follow-up after administration of human gene therapy products ... Long term follow-up after administration of human gene therapy products Guidance for industry United States. Department ...

The Gene Map of Homo sapiens: Status and Prospectus ... The Gene Map of Homo sapiens: Status and Prospectus Genome, Human Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory. Press, 1986 Cold Spring ...

... the herpes viruses. The discoverer of the tat gene -- transcriptional activating gene -- 71 himself referred to stress as a possible cause of activation of that gene, one of the two genes that can activate ...

... order to succeed even in sloppy repair, the gene recA, known to be absolutely required for bacterial mating, is also needed. The gene product of the recA gene is a protein ...

... in my background there is either a llilitary gene or a military tradition. One of rq ancestors, ... ust about at the eh~ here. We'Te gene on for over an hou.r• I Yes, ...

... 29. The ataxia telangiectasia story and the ATM gene .................................................................... 565 30. The PARP story and a new ... completely dissociated and then re- associated retained its gene coding ability (genetic transformation activity in bacteria) (Kohn ...