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Initiation of DNA replication by a third parallel DNA strand bound in a triple-helix manner leads to strand invasion.

Biochemistry - 27 May 2008

Lestienne Patrick P, Boudsocq François, Bonnet Jacques E

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According to current knowledge, DNA polymerases accommodate only two polynucleotide strands in their catalytic site: the template and the primer to be elongated. Here we show that in addition to these two polynucleotide strands, HIV-1 and AMV reverse transcriptases, human DNA polymerases beta, ga...

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PMID: 18454553
DOI: 10.1021/bi702318g

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