## Summary The external spacer (ES) of rRNA nuclear genes (rDNA) contains the sequences that control rDNA transcription initiation and enhancement. The ES is also characterized in most species by the presence of multiple repeated elements. In higher plants very few data are available on the __cisβ_
A set of 4 nuclear proteins binds to a DNA sequence within the FOS promoter region
β Scribed by Janna Radtke; Steven Dooley; Nikolaus Blin; Gerhard Unteregger
- Publisher
- Springer
- Year
- 1991
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 873 KB
- Volume
- 15
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0301-4851
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β¦ Synopsis
We investigated DNA-protein-interactions occurring in the promoter region of c-fos using twodimensional electrophoresis and south-western-blotting. When nuclear extracts from the human glioblastoma cell line HeRoSV were tested for their DNA-binding behaviour to a 650 bp-fragment within the promoter region of c-fos, we found 4 proteins designated as 120/6.6, 75/5.4, 65/6.4 55/5.0 interacting with this fragment. An additional protein 60/6.0 was detected by using a digoxygenine-labelled probe. These observations let us to assume that beside the well characterized SRF and FOS-JUN proteins additional factors recognize the promoter sequence and may play a role in c-fos regulation.
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