Идентификация и характеристика генов, влияющих на поддержание и фенотипическое проявление прионоподобного детерминанта [ISP+], у дрожжей Saccharomyces cerevisiae
Диссертация
В связи с этим, перспективными представляются исследования направленные на изучение свойств признаков неменделевской природы, связанных с регуляцией точности трансляции. Один из таких детерминантов, как уже отмечалось выше, проявляется как антисупрессор по отношению к мутациям sup35. Ряд свойств свидетельствует, что он может быть еще одним прионом дрожжей, однако прямых доказательств этого нет… Читать ещё >
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