[HTML][HTML] Keeping transcriptional activators under control
T Kodadek, D Sikder, K Nalley - Cell, 2006 - cell.com
T Kodadek, D Sikder, K Nalley
Cell, 2006•cell.comKeeping Transcriptional Activators under Control: Cell Skip to Main Content Advertisement Cell
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Transcriptional activators need to be modulated and eventually switched off after the initial event that triggers their activation. Here, we discuss how ubiquitination of activators and their proteasome-mediated turnover are crucial steps in this process.
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