Angelika Lahnsteiner, Sarah J C Craig, Kaivan Kamali, Bernadette Weissensteiner, Barbara McGrath, Angela Risch, Kateryna D Makova
DNA secondary structures are essential elements of the genomic landscape, playing a critical role in regulating various cellular processes. These structures refer to G-quadruplexes, cruciforms, Z-DNA or H-DNA structures, amongst others (collectively called 'non-B DNA'), which DNA molecules can adopt beyond the B conformation. DNA secondary structures have significant biological roles, and their landscape is dynamic and can rearrange due to various factors, including changes in cellular conditions, temperature, and DNA-binding proteins...
2024: Methods in Enzymology