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Deletion of the carboxyl-terminal transactivation domain of MGF-Stat5 results in sustained DNA binding and a dominant negative phenotype.

• Richard Moriggl, Valérie Gouilleux-Gruart, +7 authors Fabrice Gouilleux
• Molecular and cellular biology
• 1996

The Stat (signal transducer and activator of transcription) factors transmit cytokine, growth factor, and hormone responses. Seven members of the Stat gene family are known. MGF-Stat5a has been… (More)

Potential Immunocompetence of Proteolytic Fragments Produced by Proteasomes before Evolution of the Vertebrate Immune System

• Gabriele Niedermann, Rudolf Grimm, +8 authors Klaus Eichmann
• The Journal of experimental medicine
• 1997

To generate peptides for presentation by major histocompatibility complex (MHC) class I molecules to T lymphocytes, the immune system of vertebrates has recruited the proteasomes, phylogenetically… (More)

Evolution of the chAB4 multisequence family in primates.

• Guenter Assum, Christoph J. Gartmann, Werner Schempp, Gudrun Wöhr
• Genomics
• 1994

Approximately 50 members of the primate-specific multisequence family chAB4 are located as clusters at eight different chromosomal loci within the human genome. The whole cloned region of chAB4… (More)

A menu-shell for the GCG programs

• Christoph J. Gartmann, Ulrich Grob
• Computer Applications in the Biosciences
• 1991

We provide a menu-driven integration of the genetic programs of the Genetics Computer Group (GCG). This allows in-experienced users a very simple access to all GCG programs regardless of the system… (More)

SQUIRREL: Sequence QUery, Information Retrieval and REporting Library. A program package for analyzing signals in nucleic acid sequences for the VAX.

• Christoph J. Gartmann, Urs Grob
• Nucleic acids research
• 1991

A computer tool is described for comparison, analysis and search of genetic signals. The method is based on sequence consensus matrices. It assumes that a genetic signal (such as a promoter, enhancer… (More)

COOL - a VAX program for finding COmmon OLigomers in nucleic acid sequences. Thyroid hormone receptor sequences used as an example

• Ulrich Grob, Christoph J. Gartmann
• Computer Applications in the Biosciences
• 1991

COOL is a program designed to find COmmon OLigomers in a number of nucleic acid sequences. The results of COOL serve as starting points in sequence analysis investigations as well as suggestions for… (More)

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