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On the Nature and Specificity of DNA-Protein Interactions in the Regulation of Gene Expressionand (v) equilibrium binding selection, which determines the actual level of saturation of the specific (regulatory) target under various environmental conditions. These aspects are all interdependent, and a coherent picture of the specificity of such interactions can only be obtained by considering

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Repressor, A Crystallographic Study of Allostery in Genetic Regulation of the repressor surface where the DNA backbone most closely approaches the protein. (iii) The amino group of the tryptophan mitigates the negative charge potential arising from the carboxyl terminus of the B helix..The crystal structure of . aporepressor (2,3) has also been solved (by molecular re

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Structure of the DNA-EcoRI Endonuclease Recognition Complex(see Figs. 2 and 3). The type I neo-kink spans the central two-fold symmetry axis of the complex and it introduces a net unwinding of 25° into the DNA. This increases the separation of the DNA backbones across the major groove thereby facilitating access by the protein to the base edges, which are a

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