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A trick of the tail: how electrostatics helps a DNA repair enzyme to localize on nucleosomes
Electrostatic interactions are key to the recognition processes of proteins and DNA and have been previously documented for the action of repair enzymes. Uracil-DNA glycosylase (UDG) is the first in a sequence of enzymes that act in the base-excision repair process (BER) and whose task is the extrac
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