Mechanisms of nucleic acid translocases: lessons from structural biology and single-molecule biophysics
- PMID: 17157498
- DOI: 10.1016/j.sbi.2006.11.003
Mechanisms of nucleic acid translocases: lessons from structural biology and single-molecule biophysics
Abstract
Enzymes that translocate nucleic acids using ATP hydrolysis include DNA and RNA helicases, viral genome packaging motors and chromatin remodeling ATPases. Recent structural analysis, in conjunction with single-molecule studies, has revealed a wealth of new insights into how these enzymes use ATP-driven conformational changes to move on nucleic acids.
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