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Resolution: standard / high Figure 8.
Model of ER action at AP-1 sites. The underlying mechanisms of estrogen and anti-estrogen pathways are distinct. In
the AF-dependent/Estrogen Pathway: the balance of co-activator and co-repressor functions is altered by the introduction
of the K206A mutation. Loss of ER: repressor interactions lead to unopposed, potent,
co-activator stimulation (right). In the AF-independent or anti-estrogen pathway, ERs titrate, or functionally inactivate, a repressive function associated with the
promoter (left). The K206A mutation renders the ER unable to do so. The star represents
a mutation at ERα K206: K > A/G in the AF-dependent pathway; or K > any mutation except
arg, in the AF-independent pathway.
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