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Next page protein binding

Yeast cells can exist as haploids of opposite mating types (either a or a). When an a and an a cell are allowed to mate, they form a diploid cell (a/a). To study interactions between two proteins, cDNA sequences of a protein of interest (PT1) are expressed as a fusion protein, linked to a DNA-binding domain (DBD) of a yeast gene-transcript activator in a haploid cell (e.g., a). cDNA sequences corresponding to another test protein (PT2) are linked to the Continued on next page)... [Pg.435]

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