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Qingrong Li — person — Clarity Today

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Qingrong Li

Researcher in the structural biochemistry of nucleic-acid enzymes and polymerase catalysis.

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RNA polymerase reads two lab-made base pairs using the same cues as the natural four

UC San Diego's cryo-EM structures show E. coli's transcription enzyme accepting hachimoji letters, with a companion paper finding it needs no hydrogen bonds to do so. Neither experiment happened inside a living cell.

Publishers:phys.org · sciencedaily.com

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