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| ====== DNA interaction with a benzimidazole-containing ligands ====== | ====== DNA interaction with a benzimidazole-containing ligands ====== | ||
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| There are a large number of substances that interact with DNA. In general, these are proteins carry out a variety of biological functions. Most proteins interact with DNA in a wide groove of the double helix. That is not surprising, since a wide groove is more accessible and provides a greater variety of contacts, which can be used to build as a general interaction as well as recognition of unique sites. | There are a large number of substances that interact with DNA. In general, these are proteins carry out a variety of biological functions. Most proteins interact with DNA in a wide groove of the double helix. That is not surprising, since a wide groove is more accessible and provides a greater variety of contacts, which can be used to build as a general interaction as well as recognition of unique sites. | ||