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==Binding Interactions between DNA and SSB of ''E. coli''== | ==Binding Interactions between DNA and SSB of ''E. coli''== | ||
Phe60 is an important DNA binding site. It has been shown to be the site for cross-linking. | Phe60 is an important DNA binding site. It has been shown to be the site for cross-linking. | ||
<scene name='56/566528/Tryptophan_residues/1'>Tryptophan</scene>and Lysine residues are important in binding as well. Treatments resulting in | <scene name='56/566528/Tryptophan_residues/1'>Tryptophan</scene> and Lysine residues | ||
are important in binding as well. Treatments resulting in | |||
modification of arginine, cysteine, or tyrosine residues had no effect on binding of SSB to | modification of arginine, cysteine, or tyrosine residues had no effect on binding of SSB to | ||
DNA, whereas modification of either lysine residues (with acetic anhydride) or tryptophan | DNA, whereas modification of either lysine residues (with acetic anhydride) or tryptophan | ||
