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Sensing of a nucleic acid binding protein via a label-free perylene probe fluorescence recovery assay

Liao et al., 2013

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15693578154977146423
Author
Liao D
Li W
Chen J
Jiao H
Zhou H
Wang B
Yu C
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Analytica chimica acta

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A novel label-free fluorescence recovery assay for the sensing of a DNA binding protein has been developed. A transcription factor c-Jun protein, and a 21 base pair duplex DNA containing the c-Jun protein binding site (J-DNA) were selected. J-DNA was mixed with a …
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