Telomeres And Unzipping
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- 3. 3’ Overhang G-rich strand F Telomere DNA F How to unzip? Using techniques established by others, it is possible to isolate a telomere from other chromosomal DNA using cutting enzymes. We can attach the telomere fragment to Koch’s unzipping scheme like any other DNA/chromatin fragment.
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