Site-specific nicking within the adenovirus inverted terminal repetition.
AUTOR(ES)
Chow, K C
RESUMO
Site-specific nicking occurs on the l-strand, but not on the r-strand, of the adenovirus left inverted terminal repeat. Nicks are presumably introduced into double- or single-stranded DNA by a cellular endonuclease in an ATP-independent reaction. The consensus nick site has the sequence: (sequence in text).
ACESSO AO ARTIGO
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