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English: These structures are based on crystallography methods.
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Author L. Qin, A. M. Erkelens, F. Ben Bdira, and R. T. Dame

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Figure 3: This figure portrays the oligomerization occuring in the alpha helices of the NTD in H-NS (and homologues) forming what is known as a "handshake topology" and an estimated view of how the CTD binds to DNA.

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protein

DNA packaging

bacteria

H-NS mediates the silencing of laterally acquired genes in bacteria

H-NS: a universal regulator for a dynamic genome

H-NS cooperative binding to high-affinity sites in a regulatory element results in transcriptional silencing

protein crystallography

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