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DNA rarely resembles the iconic double helix scientists saw for the first...
(Business Insider) – DNA is probably best known for its iconic shape — the double helix that James Watson and Francis Crick first described more than 60 years ago. But the molecule rarely takes that...
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Scientists from Baylor College of Medicine have adopted the microscopy technique in order to find different shapes of DNA. The cryo-electron tomography technique was used to create and capture...
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Quanta Magazine Science Podcast – How Strange Twists in DNA Orchestrate Life by Emily Singer Source – Quanta Magazine ReferenceIrobalieva RN, Fogg JM, Catanese DJ, Sutthibutpong T, Chen M, Barker AK,...
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New FAQs about MiniVectors posted on the Twister Biotech website
FAQs About MiniVectors What are MiniVectors? MiniVectors are small DNA circles that can be as small as ~336 bp and as large as clients need (there is no upper limit of DNA length). MiniVectors offer...
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Symposium – Structural diversity of supercoiled DNA
The Sixth Annual FGA Stone Symposium Speaker: Professor, Elizabeth Lynn Zechiedrich (Department of Pathology and Immunology Baylor College of Medicine, USA) Date & Time: May 16th Monday, 2016...
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Sequence Affects the Cyclization of DNA Minicircles
Understanding how the sequence of a DNA molecule affects its dynamic properties is a central problem affecting biochemistry and biotechnology. The process of cyclizing short DNA, as a critical step in...
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Presentation – Topoisomerases and DNA Conformation
Dynamic DNA Structures in Biology Conference Speaker: Lynn Zechiedrich (CEO, Twister Biotech / Professor, Dept of Pathology and Immunology Baylor College of Medicine, USA) Date & Time: July 11th...
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Presentation – Knots in Hellas International Conference
Knots in Hellas International Conference Speaker: Lynn Zechiedrich (CEO, Twister Biotech / Professor, Dept of Pathology and Immunology Baylor College of Medicine, USA) Date & Time: July 17th-...
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Gordon Research Conferences – DNA Topoisomerases in Biology & Medicine
Mentorship: Our Future in Topoisomerase Research Speaker: Lynn Zechiedrich (CEO, Twister Biotech / Professor, Dept of Pathology and Immunology Baylor College of Medicine, USA) Date & Time: August...
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Workshop – Knots and Links in Biological and Soft Matter Systems
Speaker: Lynn Zechiedrich (CEO, Twister Biotech / Professor, Dept of Pathology and Immunology Baylor College of Medicine, USA) Date & Time: September 26th-30th, 2016 Venue: ICTP – LB (Budinich...
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