DIR: a novel DNA rearrangement associated with inverted repeats.
AUTOR(ES)
Pinder, D J
RESUMO
A novel DNA rearrangement has been characterised that is both a direct and inverted repeat.This rearrangement involves the 2-fold duplication of a plasmid sequence adjacent to the site of insertion of a long palindrome.The sequence of this rearrangement suggests that it has arisen by strand slippage from the leading to the lagging strand of the replication fork as a consequence of the presence of the long palindrome.
ACESSO AO ARTIGO
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