Mechanism of steroid hormone regulation of gene transcription /
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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Austin :
R.G. Landes Co.,
1994.
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| Series: | Molecular biology intelligence unit.
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Table of Contents:
- Nuclear hormone receptor superfamily / Aria Baniahmad, Thomas P. Burris, Ming-Jer Tsai
- Functional domains and modular structure of nuclear hormone receptors
- Diseases associated with mutations in nuclear hormone receptors
- Evolution of the nuclear hormone receptor superfamily
- Nuclear receptor: DNA interactions / Austin J. Cooney, Sophia Y. Tsai
- Historical perspective
- Hormone response elements
- Ligand dependence of DNA binding
- Physical structure of the nuclear receptor DNA-binding domain.
- Functional subdomains of the DNA-binding domain
- Ligand-binding domain dimerization function
- Mechanisms of target gene activation by steroid hormone receptors: insights from cell-free transcription systems / Milan Bagchi
- RNA polymerase II transcription machinery
- Components of a cell-free transcription system
- Reconstitution of steroid receptor-regulated gene transcription system
- Development of a steroid hormone-dependent cell-free transcription system
- Role of steroid receptors in the formation of preinitation complex for transcription.
- Interactions of receptors with the components of Pol II core transcription machinery
- Mechanism of ligand activation / George Allan
- Heat shock protein dissociation
- Nuclear translocation
- Dimerization and DNA binding
- Phosphorylation
- Conformational changes
- Hormones and anti-hormones
- Current model of steroid hormone action
- Receptor phosphorylation / Nancy L. Weigel
- Phosphorylation of steroid receptor family members
- Kinases and receptor phosphorylation
- Effect of phosphorylation on receptor functions.
- Effect of modulators of kinases and phosphatases on transcriptional activation of steroid receptor family members
- Orphan receptors: structure and function relationships / Orla M. Conneely, Bert W. O'Malley
- General structural features common to orphan and lignad-activated nuclear receptors
- Complexity of the nuclear receptor superfamily
- Structural requirements for interaction of orphan receptors with enhancer DNA elements
- Identification of target genes regulated by orphan receptors.
- Nuclear receptor activation pathways
- Ligand-independent activation of nuclear receptors
- Constitutive transactivation by nuclear receptors
- Nuclear receptors in development and differentiation / Beat Lutz ... [et al.]
- Mechanisms of ecdysone action in drosophila development
- Retinoids in the axial organization of the vertebrate embryo
- Nuclear receptors in the developing nervous system.