Researchers have devised clever new techniques to mimic the chemical marks on tightly wound DNA-protein complexes that silence gene expression.

In 1986, I decided to bring the work I'd been doing on dna-protein interactions to research a disease that wasn't very well studied - tuberculosis.

Objective to study the effect of formaldehyde exposure on DNA-protein crosslinks (DPC) in buccal mucosa cells in students who were taking anatomy course.