doi: 10.1038/nsb0595-341.
A recipe for specificity
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A recipe for specificity
Nat Struct Biol.
1995 May.
Abstract
Water molecules and DNA conformation are now recognized as ingredients which can influence both the affinity and specificity of protein/DNA complexes.
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