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Phase Behavior and Coassembly of DNA and Lysozyme in Dilute Aqueous Mixtures: A Model Investigation of DNA-Protein Interactions
Results from an experimental investigation of the phase behavior of an aqueous system of DNA from salmon testes and the protein lysozyme arc presented. At very low concentrations of either or both of the macromolecular components, wormlike assemblies with a width of the order of 10 nm are formed. Th
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