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Kinking of DNA and RNA by base bulges.

by Lilley, D M
Published 1995

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Structural perturbation in supercoiled DNA: hypersensitivity to modification by a single-strand-selective chemical reagent conferred by inverted repeat sequences.

by Lilley, D M
Published 1983

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A simple computer program for calculating, modifying and drawing circular restriction maps.

by Lilley, D M
Published 1982

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Hairpin-loop formation by inverted repeats in supercoiled DNA is a local and transmissible property.

by Lilley, D M
Published 1981

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The kinetic properties of cruciform extrusion are determined by DNA base-sequence.

by Lilley, D M
Published 1985

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The inverted repeat as a recognizable structural feature in supercoiled DNA molecules.

by Lilley, D M
Published 1980

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The anomalous gel migration of a stable cruciform: temperature and salt dependence, and some comparisons with curved DNA.

by Diekmann, S, Lilley, D M
Published 1987

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The contrasting structures of mismatched DNA sequences containing looped-out bases (bulges) and multiple mismatches (bubbles).

by Bhattacharyya, A, Lilley, D M
Published 1989

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The interaction of RNA polymerase II from wheat with supercoiled and linear plasmid templates.

by Lilley, D M, Houghton, M
Published 1979

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Chromatin core particle unfolding induced by tryptic cleavage of histones.

by Lilley, D M, Tatchell, K
Published 1977

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The supercoil-stabilised cruciform of ColE1 is hyper-reactive to osmium tetroxide.

by Lilley, D M, Palecek, E
Published 1984

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Interaction of the resolving enzyme YDC2 with the four-way DNA junction.

by White, M F, Lilley, D M
Published 1998

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Characterization of a Holliday junction-resolving enzyme from Schizosaccharomyces pombe.

by White, M F, Lilley, D M
Published 1997

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The mechanism of cruciform formation in supercoiled DNA: initial opening of central basepairs in salt-dependent extrusion.

by Murchie, A I, Lilley, D M
Published 1987

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Retinoblastoma susceptibility genes contain 5' sequences with a high propensity to form guanine-tetrad structures.

by Murchie, A I, Lilley, D M
Published 1992

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Highly selective chemical modification of cruciform loops by diethyl pyrocarbonate.

by Furlong, J C, Lilley, D M
Published 1986

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Helix stability and the mechanism of cruciform extrusion in supercoiled DNA molecules.

by Sullivan, K M, Lilley, D M
Published 1988

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Tetraplex folding of telomere sequences and the inclusion of adenine bases.

by Murchie, A I, Lilley, D M
Published 1994

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The three-way DNA junction is a Y-shaped molecule in which there is no helix-helix stacking.

by Duckett, D R, Lilley, D M
Published 1990

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Dynamics of cruciform extrusion in supercoiled DNA: use of a synthetic inverted repeat to study conformational populations.

by Lilley, D M, Markham, A F
Published 1983

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