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. 1996 Mar 7;250(4):421-7.
doi: 10.1007/BF02174030.

Gel mobility shift scanning of the acetate-inducible promoters from Neurospora crassa reveals a common co-inducible DNA-binding protein

T Mizote  1 , M Bibbins, P J Sheffield, I F Connerton
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Gel mobility shift scanning of the acetate-inducible promoters from Neurospora crassa reveals a common co-inducible DNA-binding protein

T Mizote et al. Mol Gen Genet. .

Abstract

The promoter regions of four acetate-inducible genes of Neurospora crassa, acu-3, acu-5, acu-8 and acu-9, have been sequenced. Using a scanning gel mobility shift assay particular DNA regions in each promoter have been shown specifically to bind partially purified protein extracted from acetate-induced mycelia. The protein-binding regions so defined have common sequence motifs, elements of which are similar to those required for acetate induction in aspergillus nidulans.

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