Hybridomas Producing Monoclonal Antibodies To Basal Transcription Factors
Tech ID: 18325 / UC Case 1994-060-0
Abstract
Regulated transcription requires specific interactions between activators bound to promoter sequences and other components of the RNA polymerase transcriptional machinery. These factors (TATA-binding protein Associated Factors [TAFs]) serve to mediate transcriptional activations
UCB scientists have developed hybridomas producing monoclonal antibodies to:
Drosophila TAFS 250, 150, 110, 80,60,40, 30alpha, 30beta
and Human TAFS 250,130,100
References:
The EMBO J (1993) v12 pp5303-9
Science (1994) v263 pp811-4
Genes & Dev. (1993) v7 pp2587-97
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1994-060-0
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Keywords
research tool, antibody
Contact
Irvin J. Mettler / imettler@berkeley.edu / tel: View Phone Number. Please reference Tech ID #18325.
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