Latchman D.S. Eukariotic Transciption Factors

Elsevier, 1998. — 375 p.Understanding the mechanisms of eukaryotic gene regulation is essential for students and scientists working in a wide range of clinical and basic disciplines. However, keeping track of the vast number of transcription factors which are central to gene regulation can prove daunting. The fourth edition of Eukaryotic Transcription Factors not only provides the reader with a clear and concise understanding of transcription factors but also of their vital role in the regulation of transcription in different cell types during development, in response to specific stimuli and in disease.DNA Sequences, Transcription Factors and Chromatin Structure
Methods for Studying Transcription Factors
RNA Polymerases and the Basal Transcriptional Complex
Families of DNA Binding Transcription Factors
Activation of Gene Expression by Transcription Factors
Repression of Gene Expression by Transcription Factors
Regulation of Transcription Factor Synthesis
Regulation of Transcription Factor Activity
Transcription Factors and Human Disease
Conclusions and Future Prospects