Control of Expression of One-carbon Metabolism Genes ofSaccharomyces cerevisiae Is Mediated by a Tetrahydrofolate-responsive Protein Binding to a Glycine Regulatory Region Including a Core 5′-CTTCTT-3′ Motif*
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D. Sinclair | M. Piper | Seung-pyo Hong | I. Dawes | I W Dawes | S P Hong | M D Piper | D A Sinclair
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