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From: PAB6AWD@leeds.ac.uk (A.J. Davis)
Subject: Re: Not so Hot Shocks
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In article <199603151408.JAA10199@mcmail.CIS.McMaster.CA>,
   jacobsr@MCMAIL.CIS.MCMASTER.CA (Roger Jacobs) wrote:

>I promised to post a summary of approaches to activating 
>hsp promoters without using heat.

..snipped

am i wrong ? i thought that HSP promoters were switched by 
almost any stress factor including, for example, high 
population densities ??


Andrew

Andrew Davis
University of Leeds, Yorkshire
England, LS2 9JT   UK

a.j.davis@uk.ac.leeds

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