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GuanineCytosineBase pairDNADNA mismatch repairThymineDNA replicationHelix (gastropod)ProofreadingDNA repairBiologyBase excision repairPoint mutationGeneticsMutationBiophysicsChemistryNucleotideDNA polymeraseGene
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- article
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- 320
- Issue
- 6062
- Pages
- 552-555
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- 284
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William N. Hunter,
Tom Brown,
N.N. Anand
et al.
(1986).
Structure of an adenine˙cytosine base pair in DNA and its implications for mismatch repair.
Nature
, 320
(6062)
, 552-555.
https://doi.org/10.1038/320552a0
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- 10.1038/320552a0