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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"DNA-DNA Interactions"”.
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A study of DNA-DNA interactions during bacteriophage lambda integrative recombination
… recombination system was used to study DNA-DNA interactions during site-specific recombination in bacteriophage lambda. Oligodeoxynucleotides 28 bases long containing either the top strand or the bottom strand sequences of the bacterial attachment site (attB) with or without base …
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A Mutational Analysis of Bacteriophage Lambda Site-Specific Recombination (In Vitro, Dna-Dna Interaction, Protein, Oligonucleotide-Directed)
… homology demonstrated that homology dependent DNA-DNA interactions only occur within the 7-base "overlap" region where strand exchange occurs. In vitro recombination analyses with mutant att sites further demonstrated that the homology dependence involves DNA interactions between one strand in …
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DNA hybridization : fundamental studies and applications in directed assembly
Programmed self-assembly using non-covalent DNA-DNA interactions is a promising technique for the creation of next-generation functional devices for electronic, optical, and magnetic applications. This thesis develops the ability to tailor surfaces for the DNA-driven assembly of molecular, nano-, …
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Simulation informed design of stimuli responsive structures and higher-order assemblies in DNA nanotechnology
… which exploit molecular self-assembly. Particle interactions are programmed so that intended structures form spontaneously. Bottom-up molecular self-assembly promises affordable large-scale manufacture of nanoscale structures with regularity controlled by molecular thermodynamics rather than …
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Single molecule study of weak and transient biological interactions
… resolution. Here we present unique interactions between proteins and nucleic acids which were previously unattainable with conventional single molecule techniques.