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Class:IdLiteratureReference:9986233
_displayNameSequence-specific dynamic DNA bending explains mitochondrial TFAM's dual role in DNA packaging and transcription initiation
_timestamp2026-03-27 20:54:00
author[Person:9986232] Huh, Hyun
[Person:9986227] Shen, Jiayu
[Person:9986223] Ajjugal, Yogeeshwar
[Person:9734027] Ramachandran, Aparna
[Person:9914488] Patel, Smita S
[Person:9986234] Lee, Sang-Hyuk
created[InstanceEdit:9986229] May, Bruce, 2026-03-27
journalNat Commun
pages5446
pubMedIdentifier38937458
titleSequence-specific dynamic DNA bending explains mitochondrial TFAM's dual role in DNA packaging and transcription initiation
volume15
year2024
(literatureReference)[Reaction:163310] TFAM binds to mitochondrial promoters [Homo sapiens]
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