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blunt end
(redirected from DNA end)

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blunt end
the end of a DNA molecule in which both strands are of the same length.
blunt end ligation
the joining of nucleotides at the end of two duplex DNA molecules.
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18), whereas PNKP-mediated DNA end processing at doublestrand breaks is a component of the nonhomologous end-joining pathway and is dependent on DNA-PKcs and XRCC4 (19?
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All DNA polymerases and ligases characterized to date are highly selective for the type of DNA ends that can be utilized.
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In reality, most transformed DNA ends up with multiple copies of the foreign gene, incomplete genes and/or gene fragments.
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