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. 2006 Feb 9;34(3):976–985. doi: 10.1093/nar/gkj501

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(A) Repair of individual CPDs at MET16 versus the nucleotide position in derepressing conditions. The rate of repair in PSY (diamonds), gcn5Δ (triangles) and ada2Δ cells (circles) is expressed as the T_50% for CPDs in the TS (top) and NTS (bottom). Position 1 corresponds to the start of the coding region. Cbf1p-binding site (closed box), Gcn4p-binding site (stripped box), TATA-box (open box) and coding region (grey box). Approximate nucleosome positions are shown as transparent ovals. (B) Relative ratios of CPD repair between gcn5Δ (triangles) and ada2Δ (circles) versus PSY cells in the MET16 TS and NTS. Values above 1 indicate faster repair in the wild type strain and those below 1 faster repair in the mutant strain.