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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"DNA flexibility"”.

  1. Temperature and sequence dependence of DNA flexibility

    DNA fragments shorter than the persistence length display about five orders of magnitude higher flexibility than predictions of the semi-flexible polymer models based on its persistence length. Via single molecule cyclization assays, flexibility of different constructs at various conditions can be …

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  2. Regulation of nucleosome dynamics

    … called nucleosomes, where 147 base pairs of DNA are wrapped around a protein core. Stable packing of DNA in nucleosomes imposes a barrier for accessibility of genetic code on DNA for replication, transcription, and repair. The dynamics of nucleosomal DNA provide a mean for gene regulation by …

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  3. STUDYING THE INTERACTION OF CANCER AND THROMBOSIS THERAPEUTICS WITH PROTEIN AND DNA

    … of therapeutics. Many cancer drugs bind to DNA and inhibit replication. We have AFM and simulations, based on the worm-like chain model (WLC), to study DNA conformational changes due to its interaction with two cancer drugs, cisplatin and Pt-Acramtu. We found that cisplatin induces a 36º …

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  4. Molecular Modeling: Elucidation of Structure/Function Relationships of Proteins and DNA at the Atomic Resolution

    … of our analyses provide information about DNA flexibility and packaging, internal migration of ligands in a small protein, and substrate specificity of an enzyme system.

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