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Default ILV methyl NMR resonance assignments of the 81*kDa E. coli ?-clamp

ILV methyl NMR resonance assignments of the 81*kDa E. coli ?-clamp

The ring-shaped E. coli ?-clamp protein is an 81 kDa head-to-tail homodimer, which serves as a processivity factor anchoring the replicative polymerase to DNA, thereby increasing replication processivity and speed. In addition, it facilitates numerous protein transactions that take place on DNA during replication, repair, and damage response. We used a structure-based approach to obtain nearly complete Ile, Leu and Val side-chain methyl NMR resonance assignments of the wild-type ?-clamp and its...

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