Jinping Luo

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|Dec 22, 2022
Disruption of electrostatic contacts in the HNH nuclease from a thermophilic Cas9 rewires allosteric motions and enhances high-temperature DNA cleavage.

Helen B Belato, Carmelissa Norbrun, Jinping Luo

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