On the cooperative and noncooperative binding of ethidium to DNA

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The equilibrium binding of ethidium bromide to native DNAs and to poly(dG-dc).poly(dG-dC) has been studied by both phase partition and direct spectrophometric techniques. The binding isotherms obtained from both experimental techniques show that ethidium binds in a cooperative manner to E.coli DNA. on the other hand, no evidence of coperative binding was observed in the binding isotherms obtained with calf thymus,C. perfringens, M.Lysodeikticus, or poly(dG-dC). (dG-dC) under the experimental conditions used (0.1 M Nacl). © 1982 IRL Press Limited.

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Winkle, S. A., Rosenberg, L. S., & Krugh, T. R. (1982). On the cooperative and noncooperative binding of ethidium to DNA. Nucleic Acids Research, 10(24), 8211–8223. https://doi.org/10.1093/nar/10.24.8211

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