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Recognition of nucleic acid bases and base-pairs by hydrogen bonding to amino acid side-chains

Cheng et al., 2003

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11305026214878766584
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Cheng A
Chen W
Fuhrmann C
Frankel A
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Journal of molecular biology

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Sequence-specific protein–nucleic acid recognition is determined, in part, by hydrogen bonding interactions between amino acid side-chains and nucleotide bases. To examine the repertoire of possible interactions, we have calculated geometrically plausible arrangements …
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