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E. coliのCAPタンパク質のDNA結合領域と屈折角について

H N Liu-Johnson, M R Gartenberg, D M Crothers

    Cell
    |December 26, 1986
    PubMed
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    エシェリキヤ大腸CAPタンパク質は,ラックプロモーターの大きなDNA領域に結合し,DNA曲折に影響を与えます. この屈曲は,三次構造を作り,弾性エネルギーを貯蔵することによって,転写と複製を調節する可能性があります.

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