The Escherichia coli cspA gene, encoding the major cold‐shock protein CspA, was deprived
of its natural promoter and placed in an expression vector under the control of the inducible …

This review focuses on recent progress made in MHC regulation. The better characterization
of proteins that interact with MHC class I and II promoters and the isolation of genes …

The nucleic acid binding cold shock proteins (CSPs) and the cold-induced DEAD box RNA
helicases have been proposed separately to act as RNA chaperones, but no experimental …

The structure of the translational initiation factor IF1 from Escherichia coli has been
determined with multidimensional NMR spectroscopy. Using 1041 distance and 78 dihedral …

For efficient processing, transport, storage, translation, and degradation, stretches of RNA
transcripts are required in a single‐stranded conformation (ssRNA). A superfamily of OB …

Human endonuclease III (hNth1) is a DNA glycosylase/apurinic/apyrimidinic (AP) lyase that
initiates base excision repair of pyrimidines modified by reactive oxygen species, ionizing …

Eukaryotic messenger RNA utilization is a tightly controlled process. Control of translation is
exerted at several levels, but the predominant step is ribosome binding, which is rate limiting …

The Y-box binding protein (YB-1) is known to be a multifunctional transcription and
translation factor during expression of several proteins. It is a vital oncoprotein that regulates …

The cspA is a gene of Escherichia coli, whose expression is specifically induced at low
temperatures to a level of 13% of total protein synthesis. The CspA protein consisting of 70 …

The cold shock domain (CSD) is a nucleic acid binding domain that is widely conserved
from bacteria to higher plants and animals. In Escherichia coli, cold shock proteins (CSPs) …