Figure 1: G-rich sequences are a hallmark of young L1 retrotransposons. Figure 2: The sequence variation of L1-3′-UTR-encoded G4 is coupled with L1 subspeciation. Overall, our computational analysis ...
Like the aglets at the end of your shoelaces, protein-and-DNA assemblies known as telomeres protect the ends of your chromosomes from fraying. In work with potential implications for the development ...
This image is based on an x-ray crystal structure of a G-quadruplex formed from the DNA sequence found in human genomes. This image is based on an x-ray crystal structure of a G-quadruplex formed from ...
The world’s most famous molecule – the DNA double helix – sometimes doubles up again. Researchers have now found this quadruple-stranded form in healthy human cells for the first time. Four-stranded ...
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