Sandbox Z-DNA: Difference between revisions
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Z-DNA binding proteins have common structural characteristics. Z-DNA binding domains of these proteins can substitute one another and thus can act as competitive inhibitors against one another. As explained above disruption in the Z-DNA binding region of E3L reduces its pathogenicity. All these observations are important pointers towards the biological importance of Z-DNA. | Z-DNA binding proteins have common structural characteristics. Z-DNA binding domains of these proteins can substitute one another and thus can act as competitive inhibitors against one another. As explained above disruption in the Z-DNA binding region of E3L reduces its pathogenicity. All these observations are important pointers towards the biological importance of Z-DNA. | ||
== Comparison of the three forms of DNA == | == Comparison helix parameters of the three forms of DNA == | ||
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