Big engine finds small breaks

Anna Marie Pyle ()
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Anna Marie Pyle: Yale University

Nature, 2004, vol. 432, issue 7014, 157-158

Abstract: When a break occurs in the DNA double helix, it must be dealt with rapidly. The structure of one of the cellular machines responsible is now revealed, offering insights into its impressive speed and flexibility.

Date: 2004
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