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Name: in the yeast two hybrid system interaction of two proteins is confirmed by what transcription of the reporter gene lacz attachment of the bait protein to the binding domain of the activator 84133
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Description: in the yeast two hybrid system interaction of two proteins is confirmed by what transcription of the reporter gene lacz attachment of the bait protein to the binding domain of the activator 84133

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In the yeast-two hybrid system, how is the interaction of two proteins confirmed? Is it through the transcription of the reporter gene (lacZ), the attachment of the bait protein to the binding domain of the activator gene, the attachment of the target protein to the activation domain of the activator gene, or the separation of the binding and activation regions of the activator gene in different vectors?

          In the yeast-two hybrid system, how is the interaction of two proteins confirmed? Is it through the transcription of the reporter gene (lacZ), the attachment of the bait protein to the binding domain of the activator gene, the attachment of the target protein to the activation domain of the activator gene, or the separation of the binding and activation regions of the activator gene in different vectors?

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In the yeast-two hybrid system, how is the interaction of two proteins confirmed? Is it through the transcription of the reporter gene (lacZ), the attachment of the bait protein to the binding domain of the activator gene, the attachment of the target protein to the activation domain of the activator gene, or the separation of the binding and activation regions of the activator gene in different vectors?