Much of the important work on these structures was performed by Blackburn in yeast and by Cech in Tetrahymena.
Much of the important work on these structures was performed by Blackburn in yeast and by Cech in Tetrahymena. In vivo, they associate with such proteins as TRF1, TRF2, and DNA repair proteins to form a distinctive looped structure. In vertebrates, their maintenance can be controlled by the estrogen receptor signaling pathway, and they consist of hexameric repeats of TTAGGG. FTP, name these structures found at the ends of eukaryotic chromosomes.
Much of the important work on these structures was performed by Blackburn in yeast and by Cech in Tetrahymena.
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