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| + | IMPORTANT INFORMATION | ||
| + | ssDNA-binding proteins | ||
| + | commonly take advantage of this electronegative character | ||
| + | and line their DNA-binding surfaces with the electropositive | ||
| + | amino acid residues lysine and arginine | ||
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| - | During the DNA replication process SSB's interact with single strand DNA. The single strand DNA has a slightly negative charge due to a negative charge on one of the oxygens that make up the phosphodiester bond. Therefore, the SSB often has amino acids that have a positive charge, like lysine and arginine, on the surface of the DNA binding surface. | ||
Revision as of 20:29, 8 February 2017
DNA Single Strand Binding Proteins
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IMPORTANT INFORMATION ssDNA-binding proteins commonly take advantage of this electronegative character and line their DNA-binding surfaces with the electropositive amino acid residues lysine and arginine
Function
Interactions
