Ssu72 Discussion
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Function
In attempting to infer the function of the Drosophila Ssu72 protein, two broad sources of information were used, each leading to competing conclusions which may or may not be incompatible. The first, which is predicated on the broad similarity in amino acid sequence that was found to exist between this protein and the human Ssu72 protein, is in vivo and in vitro experimental evidence about the latter which tends to suggest that the protein in Drosophila functions as a serine phosphatase, presumably also at the C-terminal domain of RNA polymerase II ( ).
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