Formation and branch migration of Holliday junctions mediated by eukaryotic recombinases

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Yasuto Murayama

Yumiko Kurokawa

Kouta Mayanagi

Hiroshi Iwasaki

机构：

[1] International Graduate School of Arts and Sciences,Division of Molecular and Cellular Biology

[2] Yokohama City University,Department of Bioscience

[3] 1-7-29,undefined

[4] Suehirocho,undefined

[5] Tsurumi,undefined

[6] Yokohama,undefined

[7] Kanagawa 230-0045,undefined

[8] Japan,undefined

[9] Nagahama Institute of Bio-Science and Technology,undefined

[10] 1266,undefined

[11] Tamura,undefined

[12] Nagahama,undefined

[13] Shiga 526-0829,undefined

[14] Japan,undefined

[15] BIRD,undefined

[16] JST,undefined

[17] 1266,undefined

[18] Tamura,undefined

[19] Nagahama,undefined

[20] Shiga 526-0829,undefined

[21] Japan,undefined

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Nature | 2008年 / 451卷

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摘要：

Although the bacterial RecA protein has been previously described to facilitate reciprocal duplex DNA exchange, here the first eukaryotic proteins, yeast Rhp51 and human Rad51, are demonstrated to catalyse this process.

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页码：1018 / 1021

页数：3

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