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Human Telomeric DNA Sequences Have a Peroxidase Apoenzyme Activity

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Journal Mol Biosyst
Date 2009 Feb 20
PMID 19225613
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Many G-quadruplex-forming, biological DNAs, such as telomeres and a c-Myc (an oncogene) promoter region, have been shown by an in vitro study to be peroxidase apoenzymes.

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