Substrate recognition by Escherichia coli MutY using substrate analogs

Author： Chepanoske Cindy Lou   Porello Silvia L.   Fujiwara Tsuyoshi   Sugiyama Hiroshi   David Sheila S.   Lindahl T.   Friedberg E.C.   Verdine G.L.   Dizdaroglu M.   Grollman A.P.   McAuley-Hecht K.E.   Michaels M.L.   Cunningham R.P.   Michaels M.L.   Michaels M.L.   Seeberg E.   David S.S.   Radicella J.P.   Tsai-Wu J.-J.   McGoldrick J.P.   Slupska M.M.   Lu A.-L.   Manuel R.C.   Guan Y.   Porello S.L.   Vassylyev D.G.   Slupphaug G.   Schärer O.D.   Schärer O.D.   Schärer O.D.   Schärer O.D.   Porello S.L.   Bulychev N.V.   Sugiyama H.   Bradford M.M.   Carey J.   Maxam A.M.   Hertzberg R.P.   Williams S.D.   Zharkov D.O.   Lau A.Y.   Stivers J.T.   Nash H.M.   Golinelli M.-P.   Deng L.   Kouchakdijian M.   Lu A.-L.  

Publisher： Oxford University Press

ISSN： 1362-4962

Source： Nucleic Acids Research, Vol.27, Iss.15, 1999-08, pp. : 3197-3204

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