Protein-mediated base flipping

Since the discovery that the DNA methyltransferase M. HhaI utilises a base flipping mechanism to expose its target cytosine during catalysis, this phenomenon has been observed in other nucleic acid modifying enzymes. The crystallographic analyses of such enzyme—DNA complexes have revealed the molecu...

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