Abstract

The ‘directionality’ of mating-type switching in budding yeast is determined by mechanisms that regulate genetic recombination along the whole left arm of chromosome III. In MATa cells, a cis-acting ‘recombinational enhancer’ activates this entire region, while in MAT α cells the enhancer is turned off by the α2 repressor.

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