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Journal of molecular biology, v.306 no.5, 2001년, pp.931 - 943
Winshell, Jamie (Department of Microbiology Box 357242, School of Medicine University of Washington Seattle, WA 98195-7242, USA) , Champoux, James J. (Department of Microbiology Box 357242, School of Medicine University of Washington Seattle, WA 98195-7242, USA)
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Abstract Unlike most DNA polymerases, reverse transcriptases can initiate DNA synthesis at a single-strand break and displace the downstream non-template strand simultaneously with extension of the primer. This reaction is important for generation of the long terminal repeat sequences in the d...
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