Crystal structure of the CENP‐B protein–DNA complex: the DNA‐binding domains of CENP‐B induce kinks in the CENP‐B box DNA
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O. Nureki | S. Yokoyama | H. Kurumizaka | T. Okazaki | S. Kawaguchi | M. Ikuta | T. Okazaki | S. Fukai | J. Iwahara | S Yokoyama | Y. Tanaka | O Nureki | S Fukai | H Kurumizaka | T Okazaki | S Kawaguchi | M Ikuta | Y Tanaka | J Iwahara | Yoshinori Tanaka | Shinichi Kawaguchi
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