SWI/SNF senses carbon starvation with a pH-sensitive low complexity sequence

  1. J Ignacio Gutierrez
  2. Gregory P Brittingham
  3. Yonca B Karadeniz
  4. Kathleen D Tran
  5. Arnob Dutta
  6. Alex S Holehouse
  7. Craig L Peterson
  8. Liam J Holt  Is a corresponding author
  1. Weill Cornell Medical College, United States
  2. New York University Langone Health, United States
  3. University of Massachusetts Medical School, United States
  4. University of Rhode Island, United States
  5. Washington University in St. Louis, United States
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  1. J Ignacio Gutierrez
  2. Gregory P Brittingham
  3. Yonca B Karadeniz
  4. Kathleen D Tran
  5. Arnob Dutta
  6. Alex S Holehouse
  7. Craig L Peterson
  8. Liam J Holt
(2022)
SWI/SNF senses carbon starvation with a pH-sensitive low complexity sequence
eLife 11:e70344.
https://doi.org/10.7554/eLife.70344