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This suggests that both induction and repression of CNTF occur rapidly.

Taken together, these results suggest that nit-6 is a viable promoter to use for experiments involving both induction and repression of genes in N. crassa.

Thus, hypoxia-induced antisense transcripts are allied to both induction and repression in cis adding further tiers to regulation of the transcriptome by hypoxia.

A role in both induction and repression has been observed previously for d-xylose and the xylanolytic system of A. niger (de Vries et al. 1999b).

The major group of down-regulated transcripts is also the nucleic acid binding group (18%, Figure 4c), confirming there is both induction and repression of TFs to modulate UV-B responses.

We detected 10 coherent cell-cycle pathways, of which 5 are meiosis pathways that end with UME6, a TF that regulates both induction and repression of early meiotic genes (Steber and Esposito, 1995).

Interestingly however, the lead compounds cause distinct transcriptional programming, which includes both transcriptional induction and repression, and are consistent with activation of pathways regulating cell cycle progression, p53 pathway, ubiquitin-dependent proteolysis and DNA damage surveillance (Figure 5).

For each of the three nutrients, both gene induction and repression were highly dependent on cAMP/PKA and TOR.

Surprisingly, these transcriptional effects are relatively selective, only affecting around 3 10% of the transcriptome, with both the induction and repression of gene expression targets.

Gene regulation by HDAC/HAT is complex, because the inhibition of HDAC activity results both in induction and repression of gene expression, depending on the cell types and cell lines [ 7- 11].

Finally, we made the unexpected observation that both the induction and repression of many of the genes in our dataset had a clear glucose dependence in the parent V5 strain that was not present in V5.TM6*P.