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Electrostatic effects in DNA bending by GCN4 mutants.
Biochemistry - 27 Jan 1998
Strauss-Soukup J K, Maher L J
Abstract excerpt
DNA architecture has been shown to be important for cellular processes such as activation of transcription, recombination, and replication. Many proteins reconfigure the shape of duplex DNA upon binding. Previous experiments have shown that some members of the eukaryotic bZIP family of DNA binding proteins appear to bend DNA, while others do not. We are exploring the role of electrostatic effects in DNA bending...
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