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Promoter analysis of the bli-7/eas gene.

Kaldenhoff, Ralf ; Russo, V. E. (1993)
Promoter analysis of the bli-7/eas gene.
In: Current genetics, 24 (5)
Article, Bibliographie

Abstract

Expression of the Neurospora crassa gene bli-7, (identical with eas, and ccg-2), is induced by blue light, as well as glucose- or nitrogen-starvation. A promoter analysis was performed by an assay that does not involve promoter-reporter constructs but rather the insertion of foreign DNA into the transcribed sequence. To detect regulatory elements a series of deletions in the upstream region was generated. The inducibility of the gene, in response to the three inducing conditions mentioned, is lost by eliminating the region between -1498 bp and -1017 bp upstream of the transcription start point. A segment with an apparently negative effect was found between -595 bp and -429 bp, as well as a stretch of DNA from -429 bp to -380 bp which may exert a positive influence after light induction.

Item Type: Article
Erschienen: 1993
Creators: Kaldenhoff, Ralf ; Russo, V. E.
Type of entry: Bibliographie
Title: Promoter analysis of the bli-7/eas gene.
Language: English
Date: 1993
Journal or Publication Title: Current genetics
Volume of the journal: 24
Issue Number: 5
Abstract:

Expression of the Neurospora crassa gene bli-7, (identical with eas, and ccg-2), is induced by blue light, as well as glucose- or nitrogen-starvation. A promoter analysis was performed by an assay that does not involve promoter-reporter constructs but rather the insertion of foreign DNA into the transcribed sequence. To detect regulatory elements a series of deletions in the upstream region was generated. The inducibility of the gene, in response to the three inducing conditions mentioned, is lost by eliminating the region between -1498 bp and -1017 bp upstream of the transcription start point. A segment with an apparently negative effect was found between -595 bp and -429 bp, as well as a stretch of DNA from -429 bp to -380 bp which may exert a positive influence after light induction.

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