TN10 TRANSPOSITION AND CIRCLE FORMATION INVITRO

[1] GENETIC-EVIDENCE THAT TN10 TRANSPOSES BY A NON-REPLICATIVE MECHANISM [J]. CELL, 1986, 45 (06) : 801 - 815

[2] DIFFUSION-DRIVEN MECHANISMS OF PROTEIN TRANSLOCATION ON NUCLEIC-ACIDS .1. MODELS AND THEORY [J]. BIOCHEMISTRY, 1981, 20 (24) : 6929 - 6948

[3] BOOCOCK MR, 1985, BIOCHEM SOC T, V14, P214

[4] BRADFORD MM, 1976, ANAL BIOCHEM, V72, P248, DOI 10.1016/0003-2697(76)90527-3

[5] CORRECT INTEGRATION OF RETROVIRAL DNA INVITRO [J]. CELL, 1987, 49 (03) : 347 - 356

[6] INTERACTION OF THE ESCHERICHIA-COLI HU PROTEIN WITH DNA - EVIDENCE FOR FORMATION OF NUCLEOSOME-LIKE STRUCTURES WITH ALTERED DNA HELICAL PITCH [J]. JOURNAL OF MOLECULAR BIOLOGY, 1986, 187 (01) : 47 - 60

[7] CONTROL OF DIRECTIONALITY IN LAMBDA-SITE SPECIFIC RECOMBINATION [J]. SCIENCE, 1985, 230 (4728) : 906 - 911

[8] SITE-SPECIFIC INVERSION - ENHANCERS, RECOMBINATION PROTEINS, AND MECHANISM [J]. CELL, 1985, 41 (03) : 649 - 650

[9] ESCHERICHIA-COLI INTEGRATION HOST FACTOR BINDS TO SPECIFIC SITES IN DNA [J]. CELL, 1984, 39 (03) : 707 - 716

[10] ROLE OF DNA TOPOLOGY IN MU-TRANSPOSITION - MECHANISM OF SENSING THE RELATIVE ORIENTATION OF 2-DNA SEGMENTS [J]. CELL, 1986, 45 (06) : 793 - 800

[1] GENETIC-EVIDENCE THAT TN10 TRANSPOSES BY A NON-REPLICATIVE MECHANISM [J]. CELL, 1986, 45 (06) : 801 - 815

[2] DIFFUSION-DRIVEN MECHANISMS OF PROTEIN TRANSLOCATION ON NUCLEIC-ACIDS .1. MODELS AND THEORY [J]. BIOCHEMISTRY, 1981, 20 (24) : 6929 - 6948

[3] BOOCOCK MR, 1985, BIOCHEM SOC T, V14, P214

[4] BRADFORD MM, 1976, ANAL BIOCHEM, V72, P248, DOI 10.1016/0003-2697(76)90527-3

[5] CORRECT INTEGRATION OF RETROVIRAL DNA INVITRO [J]. CELL, 1987, 49 (03) : 347 - 356

[6] INTERACTION OF THE ESCHERICHIA-COLI HU PROTEIN WITH DNA - EVIDENCE FOR FORMATION OF NUCLEOSOME-LIKE STRUCTURES WITH ALTERED DNA HELICAL PITCH [J]. JOURNAL OF MOLECULAR BIOLOGY, 1986, 187 (01) : 47 - 60

[7] CONTROL OF DIRECTIONALITY IN LAMBDA-SITE SPECIFIC RECOMBINATION [J]. SCIENCE, 1985, 230 (4728) : 906 - 911

[8] SITE-SPECIFIC INVERSION - ENHANCERS, RECOMBINATION PROTEINS, AND MECHANISM [J]. CELL, 1985, 41 (03) : 649 - 650

[9] ESCHERICHIA-COLI INTEGRATION HOST FACTOR BINDS TO SPECIFIC SITES IN DNA [J]. CELL, 1984, 39 (03) : 707 - 716

[10] ROLE OF DNA TOPOLOGY IN MU-TRANSPOSITION - MECHANISM OF SENSING THE RELATIVE ORIENTATION OF 2-DNA SEGMENTS [J]. CELL, 1986, 45 (06) : 793 - 800