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DNA compaction induced by a cationic polymer or surfactant impact gene expression and DNA degradation.
There is an increasing interest in achieving gene regulation in biotechnological and biomedical applications by using synthetic DNA-binding agents. Most studies have so far focused on synthetic sequence-specific DNA-binding agents. Such approaches are relatively complicated and cost intensive and th
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