Attachment of a histidine tag to the minimal zinc finger protein of the Aspergillus nidulans gene regulatory protein AreA causes a conformational change at the DNA-binding site.
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G. Kneale | C. M. Kraemer-Pecore | Alan Chant | Christina M Kraemer-Pecore | Richard Watkin | Geoff G Kneale | A. Chant | R. Watkin
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