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Code and Analysis for: LacI strikes a balance between stability and inducibility
Transcription factors (TFs) efficiently locate their target DNA sequences by combining three-dimensional diffusion and one-dimensional sliding on nonspecific DNA. To balance rapid sliding with strong specific binding, TFs were proposed to switch between search and recognition conformations. For E. c
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