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Details on Person Processing of G4 DNA by Dna2 helicase/nuclease and replication protein A (RPA) provides insights into the mechanism of Dna2/RPA substrate recognition

Class:Id	LiteratureReference:9668993
_displayName	Processing of G4 DNA by Dna2 helicase/nuclease and replication protein A (RPA) provides insights into the mechanism of Dna2/RPA substrate recognition
_timestamp	2019-12-02 20:11:35
author	[Person:9668991] Masuda-Sasa, Taro [Person:5686014] Polaczek, Piotr [Person:9668990] Peng, Xiao P [Person:2408416] Chen, Lu [Person:5686005] Campbell, Judith L
created	[InstanceEdit:9668994] Orlic-Milacic, Marija, 2019-12-02
journal	J. Biol. Chem.
pages	24359-73
pubMedIdentifier	18593712
title	Processing of G4 DNA by Dna2 helicase/nuclease and replication protein A (RPA) provides insights into the mechanism of Dna2/RPA substrate recognition
volume	283
year	2008
(literatureReference)	[Summation:9668992] After RPA binds the long flap, it recruits the DNA2 helicase... [Summation:9668995] The first step in the removal of the flap intermediate is th... [Reaction:174441] Removal of RNA primer and dissociation of RPA and Dna2 from the C-strand [Homo sapiens] [Reaction:174445] RPA binds to the Flap on the C-strand [Homo sapiens] [Reaction:174451] Recruitment of DNA2 endonuclease to the C strand [Homo sapiens]
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