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Physarum extrachromosomal rDNA分子の末端にある反転した繰り返しシリーズのシーケンスとヘアピン構造

P J Bergold, G R Campbell, V C Littau

    Cell
    |April 1, 1983
    PubMed
    まとめ

    Physarum polycephalum rDNAの末端は,ヘアピン構造を形成する繰り返しDNA配列を特徴としています. これらの構造は再結合を促進し,遺伝子交換を可能にし,新たに複製されたリボソームDNA分子を完成させます.

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