Crystal structure analysis of a complete turn of B-DNA
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Richard E. Dickerson | Keiichi Itakura | R. Dickerson | T. Takano | H. Drew | R. Wing | C. Broka | Shoji Tanaka | K. Itakura | Tsunehiro Takano | Richard Wing | Horace Drew | Chris Broka | Shoji Tanaka
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