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DNA gyrase

Beyond DNA sequence and into 3D shapes: how bacteria manage DNA

May 5, 2026 cryoEM, DNA 3D shapes, DNA gyrase, Research, supercoiled DNA

The findings offer a more complete understanding of how DNA gyrase and perhaps other enzymes interact with DNA.

Hand holding a model of DNA.

First step to untangle DNA: capture gyrase like a lasso ropes cattle

April 16, 2024 DNA, DNA gyrase, Research, supercoiled DNA, untangling DNA

Researchers visualize in atomic detail the first step of the mechanism that prompts DNA gyrase for resolving DNA entanglements.

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