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200 10$aGenes & signals /$fMark Ptashne, Alexander Gann
210   $aCold Spring Harbor, New York $cCold Spring Harbor Laboratory Press$dc2002
215   $a1 online resource (209 p.) 
300   $aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
311 08$a0-87969-631-1 
327   $aIntro -- Contents -- Preface -- Foreword -- Introduction -- Lessons from Bacteria -- Yeast: A Single- celled Eukaryote -- Some Notes on Higher Eukaryotes -- Enzyme Specificity and Regulation -- Afterword -- More on Cooperativity -- Topogenic Sequences -- All- or- none Effects and Levels of Gene Expression -- Index.
330   $aThis text analyzes gene regulation from a different perspective. The first chapter describes mechanisms found in bacteria, and two subsequent chapters discuss which of these is most highly exploited in higher organisms. A final chapter relates these molecular strategies to other enzymatic processes, including those involving kinases, RNA splicing enzymes, proteases, and others.
517 3 $aGenes and signals
606   $aGenetic regulation
615  0$aGenetic regulation.
676   $a572.8/65
700   $aPtashne$b Mark$0286948
701   $aGann$b Alexander$f1954-$0286949
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