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DNA handles bias force-dependent looping times
DNA loop formation is central to gene regulation, and its kinetics depend sensitively on mechanical tension. In both single-molecule experiments and biological settings, this tension is typically transmitted through flanking DNA segments rather than acting directly at the looping sites. Using molecu
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