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general biochemistry
pathobiochemistry
structural biology
molecular and cellular biology
genetics and epigenetics
molecular medicine
cancer research
virology
immunology
plant molecular biology and biochemistry
novel experimental methodologies

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Research Articles, Short Communications, Reviews and Minireviews
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Volume 379 Issue 4-5

Issue of Biological Chemistry

Sonstiges

Titelei

Editor’s Note

Guest Editorial

Review

Minireview

The Estrogen Responsive Element of the pS2 Gene Is Recognized by a Methylation Sensitive DNA Binding Protein

Analysis of Methylation Patterns in the Regulatory Region of the Latent Epstein-Barr Virus Promoter BCR2 by Automated Fluorescent Genomic Sequencing

Chlorella Viruses Encode Multiple DNA Methyltransferases

Selfish Restriction Modification Genes: Resistance of a Resident R/M Plasmid to Displacement by an Incompatible Plasmid Mediated by Host Killing

Sequence Comparison of the EcoHK31I and EaeI. Restriction-Modification Systems Suggests an Intergenic Transfer of Genetic Material

Characterization of LlaCI, a New Restriction-Modification System from Lactococcus lactis subsp. cremoris W15

How Is Modification of the DNA Substrate Recognized by the Pvull Restriction Endonuclease?

Mutational Analysis of the Function of Met137 and lle197, Two Amino Acids Implicated in Sequence-Specific DNA Recognition by the EcoRI Endonuclease

The Mechanism of DNA Cleavage by the Type II. Restriction Enzyme EcoRV: Asp36 Is Not Directly Involved in DNA Cleavage but Serves to Couple Indirect. Readout to Catalysis

Functional Mapping of the EcoRV DNA Methyltransferase by Random Mutagenesis and Screening for Catalytically Inactive Mutants

Phage T4 DNA [N⁶-Adenine] Methyltransferase: Kinetic Studies Using Oligonucleotides Containing Native or Modified Recognition Sites

Chimeric Restriction Enzyme: Gal4 Fusion to Fokl Cleavage Domain

Protein-Protein and Protein-DNA Interactions in the Type I. Restriction Endonuclease R.EcoR124I

Expression and Characterisation of the N-Terminal Fragment of the HsdS Subunit of M.EcoR124I

Functional Analysis of Conserved Motifs in Type III. Restriction-Modification Enzymes

Sequence Specific Modulation of DNA Restriction Enzyme Cleavage by Minor Groove Binders

Studies on the Synthesis of Oligonucleotides Containing Photoreactive Nucleosides: 2-Azido-2′-Deoxyinosine and 8-Azido-2′-Deoxyadenosine

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