… cells has been correlated with transcriptional repression and with specialized chromatin …
protein factors with a highly conserved DNA interaction surface, termed the methyl CpG-binding …

… of transcription repression can be best understood when considering that transcription …
RNAP, a TATA-box-binding protein, and a factor termed transcription factor B (TFB), which …

… In this review we have considered enzymes that posttranslationally modify DNA-binding
proteins, chromatin-binding proteins or components of the PIC as repressors. Clearly, many of …

… transcriptional repression 7,8,9 . Here we study the mechanism of repression by MeCP2,
an abundant nuclear protein … MeCP2 binds tightly to chromosomes in a methylation-dependent …

… a truncated protein lacking segments D and E… transcriptional repression of the SV40
enhancer/promoter. In contrast, mutation of segments D and E only weakly relieved trans-repressing …

… Similarly, we find that CtBP binds with HPC2 and … a transcriptional repressor. The results
are discussed in terms of a model that brings together PcG-mediated repression and repression …

… The zen ventral repression region shown here contains binding sites for multiple DNA-binding
proteins including Dorsal and Dead ringer, which may function together to cooperatively …

… transcriptional repression by allowing transcription factors access to recognition elements.
Conversely, deacetylation of the histones stabilizes the repressed … The CREB-binding protein (…

… binding sites are present in a number of cellular and viral promoters, so RBP-2N may have a
general role in transcriptional repression… protein is capable of repressing pIX transcription in …

… transcription machinery bears a strong resemblance to that of eukaryotes, transcriptional
repression … in bacteria, whereby DNA-binding proteins directly target basal machinery at the …