Структурно-функциональный анализ промоторных областей гена oct-1 мыши
Диссертация
С помощью временной трансфекции функционально охарактеризованы промоторные области Ш и 1Ь. Для промотора 1Ь мыши локализован «минимальный промотор» в области -337/-137. Обнаружен ингибигорный элемент в области -99/-20, удаление которого приводит к могокрагному увеличению промогорпой активности. Составлена карта потенциальных регуляторных сайтов этих областей, проведен анализ строения промоторов… Читать ещё >
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- Автор благодарит А. Г. Степченко за предоставление ос/-7 кДНК геномную ДНК мыши и методическую помощь.