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Mechanisms of Very Long Abortive Transcript Release during Promoter Escape.
Monica Chander, Ahri Lee, Tenaya K Vallery, Mya Thandar, Yunnan Jiang

Biochemistry· December 2015

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RNA-Seq analysis reveals a six-gene SoxR regulon in Streptomyces coelicolor.
Nawar Naseer, Joshua A Shapiro, Monica Chander

PLoS One· November 2015

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Species-specific residues calibrate SoxR sensitivity to redox-active molecules.
Rebecca Sheplock, David A Recinos, Natalie Mackow, Lars E P Dietrich, Monica Chander

Mol Microbiol· January 2013

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Expression of the Streptomyces coelicolor SoxR regulon is intimately linked with actinorhodin production.
Rica Dela Cruz, Yang Gao, Sahitya Penumetcha, Rebecca Sheplock, Katherine Weng, Monica Chander

J Bacteriol· December 2010

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An alternate mechanism of abortive release marked by the formation of very long abortive transcripts.
Monica Chander, Karyn M Austin, Nwe-Nwe Aye-Han, Piya Sircar, Lilian M Hsu

Biochemistry· November 2007

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Functional analysis of SoxR residues affecting transduction of oxidative stress signals into gene expression.
Monica Chander, Bruce Demple

J Biol Chem· October 2004

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Transcription-defective soxR mutants of Escherichia coli: isolation and in vivo characterization.
Monica Chander, Laura Raducha-Grace, Bruce Demple

J Bacteriol· April 2003

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The products of the spoVA operon are involved in dipicolinic acid uptake into developing spores of Bacillus subtilis.
Federico Tovar-Rojo, Monica Chander, Barbara Setlow, Peter Setlow

J Bacteriol· January 2002

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