Z-DNA

Z-DNA. A region of DNA that is "flipped" into a lefthanded helix, characterized by alternating purines and pyrimidines, and which may be the target of a DNA-binding protein.
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Z-DNA
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(See b-DNA, cDNA, Complementary DNA or RNA, DNA polymorphism, DNA sequencing, Double-stranded complementary DNA, Duplex DNA, Z-DNA.) DNA diagnosis. The use of DNA polymorphisms to detect the presence of a disease gene. DNA fingerprint.

See also: DNA, Protein, Organ, Polymerase, Heredity