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      <title>The staphylococcal QacR multidrug regulator binds a correctly spaced operator as a pair of dimers</title>
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      <description>Title: The staphylococcal QacR multidrug regulator binds a correctly spaced operator as a pair of dimers
Authors: Grkovic, Steve; Brown, Melissa Hackett; Schumacher, Maria A; Brennan, Richard G; Skurray, Ronald Anthony
Abstract: Expression of the Staphylococcus aureusplasmid-encoded QacA multidrug transporter is regulated by the divergently encoded QacR repressor protein. To circumvent the formation of disulfide-bonded degradation products, site-directed mutagenesis to replace the two cysteine residues in wild-type QacR was undertaken. Analysis of a resultant cysteineless QacR derivative indicated that it retained full DNA-binding activities in vivo and in vitro and continued to be fully proficient for the mediation of induction ofqacA expression in response to a range of structurally dissimilar multidrug transporter substrates. The cysteineless QacR protein was used in cross-linking and dynamic light-scattering experiments to show that its native form was a dimer, whereas gel filtration indicated that four QacR molecules bound per DNA operator site. The addition of inducing compounds led to the dissociation of the four operator-bound QacR molecules from the DNA as dimers. Binding of QacR dimers to DNA was found to be dependent on the correct spacing of the operator half-sites. A revised model proposed for the regulation ofqacA expression by QacR features the unusual characteristic of one dimer of the regulatory protein binding to each operator half-site by a process that does not appear to require the prior self-assembly of QacR into tetramers.</description>
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      <title>A review of brain studies of possums and
            gliders</title>
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      <description>Title: A review of brain studies of possums and
            gliders
Authors: Sanderson, Kenneth James</description>
      <pubDate>Thu, 01 Jan 2004 00:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
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            High-Level Expression of the HIV-1 Minor Proteins</title>
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      <description>Title: Codon-optimized Reading Frames Facilitate
            High-Level Expression of the HIV-1 Minor Proteins
Authors: Anson, Donald; Dunning, K R</description>
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      <title>Magnetic and Fluorescence Encoded Polystyrene&#xD;
            Microparticles for Cell Separation</title>
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      <description>Title: Magnetic and Fluorescence Encoded Polystyrene&#xD;
            Microparticles for Cell Separation
Authors: Voelcker, Nicolas Hans; Anglin, Emily Jessica; Thissen, Helmut Werner; MacArdle, Peter James; Fenech, Michael; Bailey, Sheree; Bradbury, Diana Mary</description>
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