Disordered tails of homeodomains facilitate DNA recognition by providing a trade-off between folding and specific binding.
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Monika Fuxreiter | Yaakov Levy | Istvan Simon | I. Simon | Á. Tóth-Petróczy | Y. Levy | M. Fuxreiter | Agnes Tóth-Petróczy
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