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The functional domain of adenylate cyclase associated with entry into meiosis in Saccharomyces cerevisiae

Uno et al., 1990

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1136927025724174795
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Uno I
Oshima T
Hirata A
Ishikawa T
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Journal of bacteriology

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Diploid yeast cells that carry a part of the CYR1 gene deficient in a region coding for the N- terminal domain of adenylate cyclase were growth arrested and accumulated unbudded cells after inoculation into complete medium or nitrogen-free medium, but produced many …
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