Protein engineering: The fate of fingers

Helen Pearson

Nature, 2008, vol. 455, issue 7210, 160-164

Abstract: Proteins with 'zinc fingers' designed to bind almost any DNA sequence will soon be available to any lab that wants them — from two very different sources. Helen Pearson reports on a revolution in designer biology.

Date: 2008
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