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Restriction endonuclease reactions requiring two recognition sites by Halford, S E, Bilcock, D T, Stanford, N P, Williams, S A, Milsom, S E, Gormley, N A, Watson, M A, Bath, A J, Embleton, M L, Gowers, D M, Daniels, L E, Parry, S H, Szczelkun, M D

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Rapid differentiation of Prevotella intermedia and P. nigrescens by 16S rDNA PCR-RFLP by Milsom, Susan E, Sprague, Susan V, Dymock, D, Weightman, A. J, Wade, W. G

“…Division of Oral Medicine, Pathology and Microbiology, Department of Oral and Dental Science, University of Bristol, Lower Maudlin Street, Bristol BS1 2LY *…”
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Analysis of DNA looping interactions by type II restriction enzymes that require two copies of their recognition sites by Milsom, S E, Halford, S E, Embleton, M L, Szczelkun, M D

“…Before cleaving DNA substrates with two recognition sites, the Cfr10I, NgoMIV, NaeI and SfiI restriction endonucleases bridge the two sites through 3D space,…”
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Many Type IIs Restriction Endonucleases Interact with Two Recognition Sites before Cleaving DNA by Bath, Abigail J., Milsom, Susan E., Gormley, Niall A., Halford, Stephen E.

“…Type IIs restriction endonucleases recognize asymmetric DNA sequences and cleave both DNA strands at fixed positions, typically several base pairs away from…”
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Protein assembly and DNA looping by the FokI restriction endonuclease by Catto, Lucy E., Ganguly, Sumita, Milsom, Susan E., Welsh, Abigail J., Halford, Stephen E.

“…The FokI restriction endonuclease recognizes an asymmetric DNA sequence and cuts both strands at fixed positions upstream of the site. The sequence is…”
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Cleavage of Individual DNA Strands by the Different Subunits of the Heterodimeric Restriction Endonuclease BbvCI by Bellamy, Stuart R.W., Milsom, Susan E., Scott, David J., Daniels, Lucy E., Wilson, Geoffrey G., Halford, Stephen E.

“…BbvCI cleaves an asymmetric DNA sequence, 5′-CC↓TCAGC-3′/5′-GC↓TGAGG-3′, as indicated. While many Type II restriction enzymes consist of identical subunits,…”
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A Switch in the Mechanism of Communication between the Two DNA-Binding Sites in the SfiI Restriction Endonuclease by Bellamy, Stuart R.W., Milsom, Susan E., Kovacheva, Yana S., Sessions, Richard B., Halford, Stephen E.

“…While many Type II restriction enzymes are dimers with a single DNA-binding cleft between the subunits, SfiI is a tetramer of identical subunits. Two of its…”
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