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January 1, 1997Yeast

The C-terminal Domain of Snf3p is Sufficient to Complement the Growth Defect ofsnf3 Null Mutations inSaccharomyces cerevisiae:SNF3 Functions in Glucose Recognition

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DCDavid M. CoonsUniversity of California, DavisPVPaola VagnoliCastellini (Italy)LBLinda F. BissonUniversity of California, Davis

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Coons et al. (1997) studied this question.

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