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MUTATIONS IN RNA-POLYMERASE-II AND ELONGATION-FACTOR SII SEVERELY REDUCE MESSENGER-RNA LEVELS IN SACCHAROMYCES-CEREVISIAE
Authors: LENNON JC WIND M SAUNDERS L HOCK MB REINES D
Citation: Jc. Lennon et al., MUTATIONS IN RNA-POLYMERASE-II AND ELONGATION-FACTOR SII SEVERELY REDUCE MESSENGER-RNA LEVELS IN SACCHAROMYCES-CEREVISIAE, Molecular and cellular biology, 18(10), 1998, pp. 5771-5779
RECOGNITION OF A HUMAN ARREST SITE IS CONSERVED BETWEEN RNA-POLYMERASE-II AND PROKARYOTIC RNA-POLYMERASES
Authors: MOTE J REINES D
Citation: J. Mote et D. Reines, RECOGNITION OF A HUMAN ARREST SITE IS CONSERVED BETWEEN RNA-POLYMERASE-II AND PROKARYOTIC RNA-POLYMERASES, The Journal of biological chemistry, 273(27), 1998, pp. 16843-16852
ASSAYS FOR INVESTIGATING TRANSCRIPTION BY RNA-POLYMERASE-II IN-VITRO
Authors: REINES D DVIR A CONAWAY JW CONAWAY RC
Citation: D. Reines et al., ASSAYS FOR INVESTIGATING TRANSCRIPTION BY RNA-POLYMERASE-II IN-VITRO, Methods, 12(3), 1997, pp. 192-202
GENETIC INTERACTION IN YEAST BETWEEN THE 2ND LARGEST SUBUNIT OF RNA-POLYMERASE-II AND TRANSCRIPTION ELONGATION-FACTOR SII
Authors: LENNON JD SAUNDERS L REINES D
Citation: Jd. Lennon et al., GENETIC INTERACTION IN YEAST BETWEEN THE 2ND LARGEST SUBUNIT OF RNA-POLYMERASE-II AND TRANSCRIPTION ELONGATION-FACTOR SII, The FASEB journal, 11(9), 1997, pp. 2047-2047
EFFECT OF SEQUENCE CONTEXT ON RNA-POLYMERASE-II ARREST AT A CYCLOBUTANE DIMER IN DNA
Authors: TORNALETTI S DONAHUE B REINES D HANAWALT P
Citation: S. Tornaletti et al., EFFECT OF SEQUENCE CONTEXT ON RNA-POLYMERASE-II ARREST AT A CYCLOBUTANE DIMER IN DNA, The FASEB journal, 11(9), 1997, pp. 3006-3006
GLUTAMIC ACID-371 OF THE BARNASE HOMOLOGY DOMAIN IN RNA-POLYMERASE-IIIS NOT REQUIRED FOR SII-ACTIVATED RNA CLEAVAGE
Authors: POWELL WP LENNON JC ELSEVIER JP REINES D
Citation: Wp. Powell et al., GLUTAMIC ACID-371 OF THE BARNASE HOMOLOGY DOMAIN IN RNA-POLYMERASE-IIIS NOT REQUIRED FOR SII-ACTIVATED RNA CLEAVAGE, MGG. Molecular & general genetics, 253(4), 1997, pp. 507-511
NUCLEOTIDE-SEQUENCE CONTEXT EFFECT OF A CYCLOBUTANE PYRIMIDINE DIMER UPON RNA-POLYMERASE-II TRANSCRIPTION
Authors: TORNALETTI S DONAHUE BA REINES D HANAWALT PC
Citation: S. Tornaletti et al., NUCLEOTIDE-SEQUENCE CONTEXT EFFECT OF A CYCLOBUTANE PYRIMIDINE DIMER UPON RNA-POLYMERASE-II TRANSCRIPTION, The Journal of biological chemistry, 272(50), 1997, pp. 31719-31724
THE RNA-POLYMERASE-II GENERAL ELONGATION-FACTORS
Authors: REINES D CONAWAY JW CONAWAY RC
Citation: D. Reines et al., THE RNA-POLYMERASE-II GENERAL ELONGATION-FACTORS, Trends in biochemical sciences, 21(9), 1996, pp. 351-355
TRANSCRIPTION ELONGATION-FACTOR SII (TCEA) MAPS TO HUMAN-CHROMOSOME 3P22-]P21.3
Authors: DIMARCO SP GLOVER TW MILLER DE REINES D WARREN ST
Citation: Sp. Dimarco et al., TRANSCRIPTION ELONGATION-FACTOR SII (TCEA) MAPS TO HUMAN-CHROMOSOME 3P22-]P21.3, Genomics, 36(1), 1996, pp. 185-188
INCREASED ACCOMMODATION OF NASCENT RNA IN A PRODUCT SITE ON RNA-POLYMERASE-II DURING ARREST
Authors: GU WG WIND M REINES D
Citation: Wg. Gu et al., INCREASED ACCOMMODATION OF NASCENT RNA IN A PRODUCT SITE ON RNA-POLYMERASE-II DURING ARREST, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United Statesof America, 93(14), 1996, pp. 6935-6940
ELONGATION-FACTOR SII CONTACTS THE 3'-END OF RNA IN THE RNA-POLYMERASE-II ELONGATION COMPLEX
Authors: POWELL W BARTHOLOMEW B REINES D
Citation: W. Powell et al., ELONGATION-FACTOR SII CONTACTS THE 3'-END OF RNA IN THE RNA-POLYMERASE-II ELONGATION COMPLEX, The Journal of biological chemistry, 271(37), 1996, pp. 22301-22304
EFFECTS OF AMINOFLUORENE AND ACETYLAMINOFLUORENE DNA-ADDUCTS ON TRANSCRIPTIONAL ELONGATION BY RNA-POLYMERASE-II
Authors: DONAHUE BA FUCHS RPP REINES D HANAWALT PC
Citation: Ba. Donahue et al., EFFECTS OF AMINOFLUORENE AND ACETYLAMINOFLUORENE DNA-ADDUCTS ON TRANSCRIPTIONAL ELONGATION BY RNA-POLYMERASE-II, The Journal of biological chemistry, 271(18), 1996, pp. 10588-10594
MUTATIONS IN THE 2ND LARGEST SUBUNIT OF RNA-POLYMERASE-II CAUSE 6-AZAURACIL SENSITIVITY IN YEAST AND INCREASED TRANSCRIPTIONAL ARREST IN-VITRO
Authors: POWELL W REINES D
Citation: W. Powell et D. Reines, MUTATIONS IN THE 2ND LARGEST SUBUNIT OF RNA-POLYMERASE-II CAUSE 6-AZAURACIL SENSITIVITY IN YEAST AND INCREASED TRANSCRIPTIONAL ARREST IN-VITRO, The Journal of biological chemistry, 271(12), 1996, pp. 6866-6873
TRANSCRIPTION OF DNA CONTAINING SPECIFIC LESIONS
Authors: DONAHUE BA REINES D HANAWALT PC
Citation: Ba. Donahue et al., TRANSCRIPTION OF DNA CONTAINING SPECIFIC LESIONS, The FASEB journal, 9(6), 1995, pp. 1402-1402
TRANSCRIPTION OF TEMPLATES CONTAINING A SPECIFIC DNA LESION AT A DEFINED SITE
Authors: DONAHUE BA REINES D HANAWALT PC
Citation: Ba. Donahue et al., TRANSCRIPTION OF TEMPLATES CONTAINING A SPECIFIC DNA LESION AT A DEFINED SITE, Journal of cellular biochemistry, 1995, pp. 313-313
T7 RNA-POLYMERASE BYPASS OF LARGE GAPS ON THE TEMPLATE STRAND REVEALSA CRITICAL ROLE OF THE NONTEMPLATE STRAND IN ELONGATION
Authors: ZHOU W REINES D DOETSCH PW
Citation: W. Zhou et al., T7 RNA-POLYMERASE BYPASS OF LARGE GAPS ON THE TEMPLATE STRAND REVEALSA CRITICAL ROLE OF THE NONTEMPLATE STRAND IN ELONGATION, Cell, 82(4), 1995, pp. 577-585
VARIATION IN THE SIZE OF NASCENT RNA CLEAVAGE PRODUCTS AS A FUNCTION OF TRANSCRIPT LENGTH AND ELONGATION COMPETENCE
Authors: GU WG REINES D
Citation: Wg. Gu et D. Reines, VARIATION IN THE SIZE OF NASCENT RNA CLEAVAGE PRODUCTS AS A FUNCTION OF TRANSCRIPT LENGTH AND ELONGATION COMPETENCE, The Journal of biological chemistry, 270(51), 1995, pp. 30441-30447
IDENTIFICATION OF A DECAY IN TRANSCRIPTION POTENTIAL THAT RESULTS IN ELONGATION-FACTOR DEPENDENCE OF RNA-POLYMERASE-II
Authors: GU WG REINES D
Citation: Wg. Gu et D. Reines, IDENTIFICATION OF A DECAY IN TRANSCRIPTION POTENTIAL THAT RESULTS IN ELONGATION-FACTOR DEPENDENCE OF RNA-POLYMERASE-II, The Journal of biological chemistry, 270(19), 1995, pp. 11238-11244
MECHANISM OF SII-DEPENDENT RNA-SYNTHESIS
Authors: REINES D
Citation: D. Reines, MECHANISM OF SII-DEPENDENT RNA-SYNTHESIS, Journal of cellular biochemistry, 1994, pp. 10-10
SII INDUCES CLEAVAGE OF NASCENT TRANSCRIPTS ARRESTED BY A CYCLOBUTANEPYRIMIDINE DIMER ON THE TEMPLATE DNA STRAND
Authors: DONAHUE BA REINES D HANAWALT PC
Citation: Ba. Donahue et al., SII INDUCES CLEAVAGE OF NASCENT TRANSCRIPTS ARRESTED BY A CYCLOBUTANEPYRIMIDINE DIMER ON THE TEMPLATE DNA STRAND, Journal of cellular biochemistry, 1994, pp. 58-58
NASCENT RNA CLEAVAGE BY POLYMERASE-II DOES NOT REQUIRE UPSTREAM TRANSLOCATION OF THE ELONGATION COMPLEX ON DNA
Authors: GU WG POWELL W MOTE J REINES D
Citation: Wg. Gu et al., NASCENT RNA CLEAVAGE BY POLYMERASE-II DOES NOT REQUIRE UPSTREAM TRANSLOCATION OF THE ELONGATION COMPLEX ON DNA, Journal of cellular biochemistry, 1994, pp. 59-59
TRANSCRIPT CLEAVAGE BY RNA-POLYMERASE-II ARRESTED BY A CYCLOBUTANE PYRIMIDINE DIMER IN THE DNA-TEMPLATE
Authors: DONAHUE BA YIN S TAYLOR JS REINES D HANAWALT PC
Citation: Ba. Donahue et al., TRANSCRIPT CLEAVAGE BY RNA-POLYMERASE-II ARRESTED BY A CYCLOBUTANE PYRIMIDINE DIMER IN THE DNA-TEMPLATE, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United Statesof America, 91(18), 1994, pp. 8502-8506
A DNA MINOR GROOVE-BINDING LIGAND BOTH POTENTIATES AND ARRESTS TRANSCRIPTION BY RNA-POLYMERASE-II - ELONGATION-FACTOR SII ENABLES READTHROUGH AT ARREST SITES
Authors: MOTE J GHANOUNI P REINES D
Citation: J. Mote et al., A DNA MINOR GROOVE-BINDING LIGAND BOTH POTENTIATES AND ARRESTS TRANSCRIPTION BY RNA-POLYMERASE-II - ELONGATION-FACTOR SII ENABLES READTHROUGH AT ARREST SITES, Journal of Molecular Biology, 236(3), 1994, pp. 725-737
TRANSCRIPTION ELONGATION BY RNA POLYMERASE-II - MECHANISM OF SII ACTIVATION
Authors: REINES D GHANOUNI P GU WG MOTE J POWELL W
Citation: D. Reines et al., TRANSCRIPTION ELONGATION BY RNA POLYMERASE-II - MECHANISM OF SII ACTIVATION, Cellular & molecular biology research, 39(4), 1993, pp. 331-338
FMR1 PROTEIN - CONSERVED RNP FAMILY DOMAINS AND SELECTIVE RNA-BINDING
Authors: ASHLEY CT WILKINSON KD REINES D WARREN ST
Citation: Ct. Ashley et al., FMR1 PROTEIN - CONSERVED RNP FAMILY DOMAINS AND SELECTIVE RNA-BINDING, Science, 262(5133), 1993, pp. 563-566
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