‘SPKK’ motifs prefer to bind to DNA at A/T‐rich sites.

Explore this paper's citation graph

Summary

It is demonstrated by quantitative analysis of hydroxyl radical footprints that the synthetic oligopeptide, SPRKSPRK (S2), and the S6 peptide prefer to bind to the minor groove of DNA at the same A/T‐rich sites.

Type
article
Published
1989-12-01
Cited by
167
References
2
Access
Open access

Keywords

Biology, DNA, Oligopeptide, Chromatin, Sequence motif

References

Cited by

Related papers