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J D Griffith

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Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America|May 1, 1985
Genetic rearrangement of DNA induces knots with a unique topology: implications for the mechanism of synapsis and crossing-overJ D Griffith, H A Nash
Cell|February 26, 1988
Curved helix segments can uniquely orient the topology of supertwisted DNAC H Laundon, J D Griffith
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America|July 1, 1989
Deletions of bases in one strand of duplex DNA, in contrast to single-base mismatches, produce highly kinked molecules: possible relevance to the folding of single-stranded nucleic acidsC H Hsieh, J D Griffith
Biochemistry|September 6, 1988
Formation of D loops by the UvsX protein of T4 bacteriophage: a comparison of the reaction catalyzed in the presence or absence of gene 32 proteinL D Harris, J D Griffith
Journal of Molecular Biology|August 20, 1993
A cluster of strong topoisomerase II cleavage sites is located near an integrated human immunodeficiency virusM T Howard, J D Griffith
Journal of Molecular Biology|November 20, 1992
Early stages in RecA protein-catalyzed pairing. Analysis of coaggregate formation and non-homologous DNA contactsJ M Pinsince, J D Griffith
Nature: New Biology|July 18, 1973
Chromatin-like aggregates of uranyl acetateJ D Griffith, J F Bonner
CRC Critical Reviews in Biochemistry|January 1, 1988
DNA strand exchangesJ D Griffith, L D Harris
Cell|February 26, 1988
The terminus of SV40 DNA replication and transcription contains a sharp sequence-directed curveC H Hsieh, J D Griffith
Biochemistry|June 30, 1987
Cationic metals promote sequence-directed DNA bendingC H Laundon, J D Griffith
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Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America|May 1, 1985
Genetic rearrangement of DNA induces knots with a unique topology: implications for the mechanism of synapsis and crossing-overJ D Griffith, H A Nash
Cell|February 26, 1988
Curved helix segments can uniquely orient the topology of supertwisted DNAC H Laundon, J D Griffith
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America|July 1, 1989
Deletions of bases in one strand of duplex DNA, in contrast to single-base mismatches, produce highly kinked molecules: possible relevance to the folding of single-stranded nucleic acidsC H Hsieh, J D Griffith
Biochemistry|September 6, 1988
Formation of D loops by the UvsX protein of T4 bacteriophage: a comparison of the reaction catalyzed in the presence or absence of gene 32 proteinL D Harris, J D Griffith
Journal of Molecular Biology|August 20, 1993
A cluster of strong topoisomerase II cleavage sites is located near an integrated human immunodeficiency virusM T Howard, J D Griffith
Journal of Molecular Biology|November 20, 1992
Early stages in RecA protein-catalyzed pairing. Analysis of coaggregate formation and non-homologous DNA contactsJ M Pinsince, J D Griffith
Nature: New Biology|July 18, 1973
Chromatin-like aggregates of uranyl acetateJ D Griffith, J F Bonner
CRC Critical Reviews in Biochemistry|January 1, 1988
DNA strand exchangesJ D Griffith, L D Harris
Cell|February 26, 1988
The terminus of SV40 DNA replication and transcription contains a sharp sequence-directed curveC H Hsieh, J D Griffith
Biochemistry|June 30, 1987
Cationic metals promote sequence-directed DNA bendingC H Laundon, J D Griffith
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