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Modulation of PCNA sliding surface by p15PAF suggests a suppressive mechanism for cisplatin-induced DNA lesion bypass by pol eta holoenzyme

https://doi.org/10.60705/3dpx/21213.1
NIH 3D Model Entry
3DPX-021213
How to Cite
NIH 3D. (2024). Modulation of PCNA sliding surface by p15PAF suggests a suppressive mechanism for cisplatin-induced DNA lesion bypass by pol eta holoenzyme (Version 1.x). NIH 3D. https://doi.org/10.60705/3DPX/21213.1
Summary Information

Title: Modulation of PCNA sliding surface by p15PAF suggests a suppressive mechanism for cisplatin-induced DNA lesion bypass by pol eta holoenzyme

Description:

The 3D representations presented in this DOI were automatically generated by NIH's 3D workflows using data extracted from PDB 6EHT in the Protein Data Bank.

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Contributor(s):

  • NIH 3D, Data Manager

Publisher: NIH 3D

Publication Year: 2024

Version: 1.x

"x" corresponds to any minor version