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• W2022276118 abstract "Protein encoded by adenovirus early region 1A (E1A) stimulates transcription from adenovirus promoters in vivo. Here we show that this effect can be observed in vitro. In a run-off transcription assay from the adenovirus serotype 2 (Ad2) major late promoter, extracts prepared 20 hr postinfection were 5-15 times more active than mock-infected-cell extracts prepared in parallel. Similar results were observed for in vitro transcription from the protein IX and E3 adenovirus promoters, whereas a 2-fold increase was observed for the human beta-globin promoter. The increased activities of infected-cell extracts did not depend on the expression of viral late proteins or the small E1A-encoded proteins but did require expression of the large E1A protein. These results are consistent with the large E1A protein stimulating transcription in vitro as it does in vivo. By limiting in vitro transcription to one initiation per template, we found that the higher activity of an infected-cell extract was due to an increase in the number of templates transcribed. These results suggest that the large E1A protein either increases the number of active transcription factors in infected cells or facilitates the interaction of cellular transcription factors with promoter DNA." @default.
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• W2022276118 title "Adenovirus early region 1A protein increases the number of template molecules transcribed in cell-free extracts." @default.
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