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The Antirepressor: a New Element in the Regulation of Protein Synthesis

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Lambda phage regulation now seems to involve two contrasting elements: the immunity and the antirepressor substances. The latter is an x gene product capable of abolishing cl repression and its action is here explained according to two alternative models.

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OPPENHEIM, A., NEUBAUER, Z. & CALEF, E. The Antirepressor: a New Element in the Regulation of Protein Synthesis. Nature 226, 31–32 (1970). https://doi.org/10.1038/226031a0

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