Yanofsky, “Transcription Attenuation¶
(2000). Yanofsky, “Transcription Attenuation: Once Viewed as a Novel Regulatory Strategy,” *Journal of Bacteriology* 182 (2000), 1–8. Journal of Bacteriology.
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- The historical ribosome-coupled attenuation account says that low charged tRNA for tryptophan can stall leader-peptide translation, favor an antiterminator, and let polymerase enter biosynthetic genes; when the terminator fold forms, transcription stops earlier.
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- The historical ribosome-coupled attenuation account says that low charged tRNA for tryptophan can stall leader-peptide translation, favor an antiterminator, and let polymerase enter biosynthetic genes; when the terminator fold forms, transcription stops earlier.
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