Titlebook: Control of Transcription; B. B. Biswas,R. K. Mandal,W. E. Cohn Book 1974 Plenum Press, New York 1974 DNA.Promoter.Termination.gene express

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-29502-1which RF-I DNA was cleaved by endonucleases with cleavage-site specificities, and the template activity of the resulting unique fragments and the size of synthesized products were analyzed. As a result, we could map the approximate sites at which initiation and termination took place on RF-I DNA.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-29502-1ents: cyclic AMP and its recepter protein (CRP) (5–7). In case of the immediate early operons of bacteriophage ., however, correct transcription occurs just with RNA polymerase holoenzyme alone (8,9). In all of the above three systems, purified .. or . repressor specifically inhibits the transcripti

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4613-4529-9DNA; Promoter; Termination; gene expression; genes; hybridization; organizations; transcription; translation

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978-1-4613-4531-2Plenum Press, New York 1974

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,Baustoffe und ihr Gütenachweis, provides preparations suitable for ultrastructural analysis of active genes in a variety of systems. These direct observations, complemented by biochemical and genetic analysis, provide a new approach to the problems of molecular genetics. This chapter compares electron microscopic studies of activ

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Begriffsfestlegung und Geltungsbereich,ned into a forespore and a sporangium or mother cell. Next, the sporangium engulfs the forespore. Engulfment is followed by the synthesis of the cortex and coat components of the spore and, finally, by the release of the mature spore from the mother cell. These morphological events are accompanied b

Matrimony

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,Makroökonomische Entscheidungsmodelle,phage multiplies inside the host and the progeny particles come out after lysing the cell. Sometimes the bacteria survive the infection; the virus DNA integrates with the host DNA and gives rise to lysogenic cells. The lysogenic bacteria are immune to superinfection by homoimmune phages. The immunit