The A to Z of DNA

Alison Mitchell

Nature, 1998, vol. 396, issue 6711, 524-524

Abstract: The classical DNA double helix, known as B-form DNA, has the bases on the inside and the phosphate backbone wrapped around the outside. Another stable DNA structure has now been identified. Christened P-form DNA, this conformation has the phosphate backbone running up the middle, and may be involved in transcription and replication.

Date: 1998
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