Biopolym. Cell. 1993; 9(5):3-18.
Огляди
Cis-елементи і trans-фактори в регуляції транскрипції у рослин
1Доманський Н. Н., 1Галкін А. П.
  1. Інститут біоорганічної хімії та нафтохімії НАН України
    вул. Мурманська, 1, Київ, Україна, 02094

Abstract

Огляд сучасних літературних даних про механізми регуляції транскрипції в рослинах. Аналізується структура найбільш вивчених промоторів, що функціонують у рослинах: 35S-промотора вірусу мозаїки цвітної капусти, промотора малої субодиниці рибулозо-1,5-діфосфаткарбоксилази / оксигенази, промоторів генів пататину. Обговорюються нові відомості про структуру регуляторних білкових факторів та можливі механізми їх взаємодії з промоторними послідовностями.

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