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La polimerasa-iota humana, parte de la familia Y, no puede usar el emparejamiento de bases de Hoogsteen durante la replicación del ADN. El reexamen de los datos de rayos X sugiere que el emparejamiento de Watson-Crick es más probable para esta polimerasa de ADN propensa a errores.

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