Kinetic aspects of the DNA helix—Cruciform transition

Gunnar Von Heijne; Clas Blomberg

doi:10.1016/0022-5193(76)90038-2

Kinetic aspects of the DNA helix—Cruciform transition

Journal of Theoretical Biology 63(2): 347-353

Article 1976 English

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A kinetic model for the helix-cruciform transition is presented, mean lifetimes for the cruciform states are calculated and shown to be inconsistent with the notion of metastability.

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