Determination of transcription factor isoelectric point by two-dimensional native isoelectric focusing and electrophoretic mobility shift analysis.
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Summary
A rapid, sensitive, and inexpensive assay is described for the determination of isoelectric points of native transcription factors derived from cell nuclei, applicable to any transcription factor which binds DNA specifically and may be used to identify changes in surface charge characteristics which occur as a result of alternative splicing events and/or following transcription factor post-translational modification(s).
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- 1992-10-01
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Psychology
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