The i-Motif as a Molecular Target: More Than a Complementary DNA Secondary Structure
Stretches of cytosine-rich DNA are capable of adopting a dynamic secondary structure, the i-motif. When within promoter regions, the i-motif has the potential to act as a molecular switch for controlling gene expression. However, i-motif structures in genomic areas of repetitive nucleotide sequences...
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Main Authors: | Susie L. Brown (Author), Samantha Kendrick (Author) |
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