Terminal differentiation and left-handed Z-DNA: A review

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Abstract

Nucleic acids control the expression of genes, and different conformations of DNA structure may regulate cell death. Left-handed Z-DNA, which is speculated to function as a transcriptional enhancer, may be directly influenced by the destructive effects of terminal differentiation. The nicking-denaturation of double-stranded Z-DNA could possibly initiate and enhance terminal differentiation within specific tissues.

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Kuo, H. reen, & Lambert, W. C. (1999). Terminal differentiation and left-handed Z-DNA: A review. Cell Biology International. Academic Press. https://doi.org/10.1006/cbir.1998.0327

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