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A suppressor of mutations in the class III transcription system encodes a component of yeast TFIIIB.

Rüth et al., 1996

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10406738818820049889
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Rüth J
Conesa C
Dieci G
Lefebvre O
Düsterhöft A
Ottonello S
Sentenac A
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Class III genes depend on TFIIIB for recruitment of RNA polymerase III. Yeast TFIIIB is comprised of three components: TBP, TFIIIB70 and a 90 kDa polypeptide contained in the fraction B ″. We report the isolation of the yeast gene TFC7 which, based on genetic and …
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