1996
DOI: 10.1006/jmbi.1996.0540
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Identification of the Bases in theompFRegulatory Region, which Interact with the Transcription Factor OmpR

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“…These DNA fragments (Fig. 1B) take into account the contact information obtained from our DNA footprinting experiments (6). That the DNA fragments used in this study have different endpoints when compared with the DNA fragments used in earlier studies seems the simplest explanation for any disagreement between our results and those obtained by others (7,8,12,13).…”
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“…These DNA fragments (Fig. 1B) take into account the contact information obtained from our DNA footprinting experiments (6). That the DNA fragments used in this study have different endpoints when compared with the DNA fragments used in earlier studies seems the simplest explanation for any disagreement between our results and those obtained by others (7,8,12,13).…”
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confidence: 53%
“…These studies indicated that each individual OmpR binding site spans Ϸ18 bp and contains two half-sites oriented as asymmetric direct repeats. Analysis of the individual sites at ompF also established that only the F1 site is capable of forming a stable OmpR͞DNA complex as an isolated site (6)(7)(8)12) and that two OmpR molecules are required for stable binding to this site (6). Therefore, although OmpR exists in solution as a monomer under most conditions that have been examined (5,14,15), OmpR is unable to form stable protein͞DNA complexes as a monomer.…”
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