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Coarse-grained simulations of dsDNA polycatenanes and network formation in annular nanochannels with topoisomerase II
We numerically investigate the behavior of a system of initially unlinked nicked dsDNA rings confined into an annular square nanochannel in the presence of TopoII. Channel confinement can enhance the catenation likelihood by bringing highly bent regions from different rings in close proximity, while
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