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Binding of simian virus 40 a protein to DNA with deletions at the origin of replication.

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FIG.1.fragmentstext.brackets(B)strength, DMS footprints of the SV40 A protein bound to both strands of the origin regions of wild-type (WT) and mutant DNAs
FIG. 2.(A)ofRestriction the DNase footprints of the SV40 A protein bound to both strands of the origin regions in wild-type (WT) and mutant DNAs
FIG.. and DNase of1by Fiers et al. (4). protection results. The the II method 3. Methylation~~~~~.....................................*9(6-1)*18(295)* region sequences of wild-type (WT) and mutant DNAs are shown and numbered The upper and lower strands are the early and late strands, respectively; the curved arrow above each

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