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DNA sequence, organization and regulation of the qa gene cluster of Neurospora crassa by Geever, R F, Huiet, L, Baum, J A, Tyler, B M, Patel, V B, Rutledge, B J, Case, M E, Giles, N H

“…In Neurospora, five structural and two regulatory genes mediate the initial events in quinate/shikimate metabolism as a carbon source. These genes are…”
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Use of gene replacement transformation to elucidate gene function in the qa gene cluster of Neurospora crassa by Case, M.E. (University of Georgia, Athens, GA), Geever, R.F, Asch, D.K

“…Gene replacement by transformation, employing selective genetic recombination techniques, has been used to delete or disrupt the qa-x, qa-y and qa-1S genes of…”
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DNA hybridization analyses of a Gossypium allotetraploid and two closely related diploid species by Geever, R.F, Katterman, F.R.H, Endrizzi, J.E

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Sequence and characterization of the met-7 gene of Neurospora crassa by Crawford, J M, Geever, R F, Asch, D K, Case, M E

“…The proteins encoded by the met-7+ and met-3+ genes of Neurospora crassa are required to form a functional cystathionine-gamma-synthase (CGS). The met-7+ gene…”
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Bialaphos resistance as a dominant selectable marker in Neurospora crassa by Avalos, J, Geever, R.F, Case, M.E

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Rearrangement mutations on the 5' side of the qa-2 gene of Neurospora implicate two regions of qa-1F activator-protein interaction by Geever, Robert F., Murayama, Tadako, Case, Mary E., Giles, Norman H.

“…Transcriptional activation of the Neurospora crassa qa genes normally requires the positive regulatory gene, qa-1F+, whose function is controlled by the…”
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Cis-acting and trans-acting regulatory mutations define two types of promoters controlled by the qa-1F gene of Neurospora by Tyler, B M, Geever, R F, Case, M E, Giles, N H

“…The function of the qa-1F positive regulatory gene of Neurospora has been studied by mapping the initiation sites for transcription of the clustered qa…”
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Point mutations and DNA rearrangements 5' to the inducible qa-2 gene of Neurospora allow activator protein-independent transcription by Geever, R.F, Case, M.E, Tyler, B.M, Buxton, F, Giles, N.H

“…Expression of the qa-2 gene of Neurospora crassa normally requires a functional activator protein encoded by qa-1F. Twelve transcriptional mutants of the qa-2…”
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Comparative studies of the quinic acid (qa) cluster in several Neurospora species with special emphasis on the qa-x-qa-2 intergenic region by Asch, D K, Orejas, M, Geever, R F, Case, M E

“…The organization of the quinic acid (qa) genes in Neurospora crassa has been compared to that in several other Neurospora species. This gene cluster was found…”
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