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Tanto los reguladores positivos como los negativos de la transcripción HO son necesarios para el cambio de tipo de

K Nasmyth, D Stillman, D Kipling

    Cell
    |February 27, 1987
    PubMed
    Resumen

    Los nuevos genes SDI1 y SDI2 permiten a las células hijas expresar el gen HO, que inicia el cambio de tipo de apareamiento en la levadura. Esto sugiere una transcripción HO.

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