The Mutant RecA Proteins, RecAR243Q and RecAK245N, Exhibit Defective DNA Binding in Homologous Pairing

By Kurumizaka H.   Ikawa S.   Sarai A.   Shibata T.  

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Elsevier

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Characterization of a Mutant RecA Protein that Facilitates Homologous Genetic Recombination but not Recombinational DNA Repair: RecA423

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Academic Press

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Mutations in the N-terminal Region of RecA that Disrupt the Stability of Free Protein Oligomers but not RecA-DNA Complexes

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RecA Protein Filaments: End-dependent Dissociation from ssDNA and Stabilization by RecO and RecR Proteins

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Use of RecA fusion proteins to induce genomic modifications in zebrafish

By Liao Hsin-Kai  

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Oxford University Press

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