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Holliday Junction

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Holliday Junction
A cruciform structure formed as an intermediate in homologous genetic recombination
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Some chapter topics include imaging and molecular motors, signal transduction across the plasma membrane, single-molecule tracking of quantum dot liganded epidermal growth factor, single- molecule FRET studies of helicases and Holliday junctions, and high- speed atomic force microscopy for nano-visualization of biomolecular processes.
Single molecule dynamics in life science by SciTech Book News
Seeman, Designed two-dimensional DNA holliday junction arrays visualized by atomic force microscopy, J.
Diffractive optics from self-assembled DNA by Levine, Zachary H. / Journal of Research of the National Institute of Standards and Technology
Scientists have evidence that when chromosomes exchange genes, four strands from two DNA double helixes come together to form an intermediate structure called a Holliday junction, which looks like the street curbs of a four-way intersection.
DNA doubles in a four-stranded huddle by Wu, Corinna / Science News
 
 
 
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