DNA binding domain: Difference between revisions

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A DNA binding domain is part of a protein with a high affinity for DNA. For example, transcription factors.

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	A [[DNA\|DNA]] binding domain is part of a [[~~protein~~\|protein]] with a high affinity for DNA, ~~for example~~ [[~~Transcription_factor~~\|transcription factors]].		A [[DNA\|DNA]] binding domain is part of a [[Protein\|protein]] with a high affinity for DNA. For example, [[Transcription factor\|transcription factors]].