Влияние точечной мутации D112R на рекомбинационную активность белка RecA из Escherichia coli
Диссертация
Белок RecA D112R отличается от белка RecAEc в проведении биохимических реакций, проходящих не только на пресинаптической стадии с участием активного филамента RecA на онДНК, но и на синаптической стадии, включающей в себя поиск гомологичной молекулы днДНК и образование гетеродуплекса. Было показано, что белок RecA D112R быстрей, чем RecAEc производит образование объединенных молекул, особенно при… Читать ещё >
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