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通过来自大肠杆菌的限制性内核酶识别DNA的多个步骤.

R Yuan, T A Bickle, W Ebbers

    Nature
    |August 14, 1975
    PubMed
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    来自大肠杆菌K的限制内核酶通过三个不同的复合体结合DNA:初始,识别和裂变. 在DNA处理过程中,ATP对于最终分裂复合体的形成至关重要.

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