PDB ID: 9DNA |
Conformers: 1, Atom count: 195 (Atoms: 161, Hetatms: 34), Bond count: 0 |
 3d rendering of 9DNA protein |
Title: CRYSTAL STRUCTURE ANALYSIS OF AN A-DNA FRAGMENT AT 1.8 ANGSTROMS RESOLUTION. D(GCCCGGGC)
Authors: U.HEINEMANN Classification: DEOXYRIBONUCLEIC ACID Experiment: X-RAY DIFFRACTION Journal: AUTH U.HEINEMANN,H.LAUBLE,R.FRANK,H.BLOCKER TITL CRYSTAL STRUCTURE ANALYSIS OF AN A-DNA FRAGMENT AT TITL 2 1.8 A RESOLUTION: D(GCCCGGGC). REF NUCLEIC ACIDS RES. V. 15 9531 1987 REFN ASTM NARHAD UK ISSN 0305-1048 Keywords: A-DNA, DOUBLE HELIX PDB website reference for 9DNA |
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