Backtracking Structure is a structural model in molecular biology that characterizes the conformational state of RNA polymerase when the enzyme reverses direction along the DNA template during transcriptional elongation, thereby distinguishing it from canonical elongation complexes by its reversed translocation geometry and associated downstream DNA scrunching.
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Linking RNA Polymerase Backtracking to Genome Instability in E. coli
Dipak Dutta, Konstantin Shatalin, Vitaly Epshtein et al. · Cell · 2011 · 336 citations · Full text
RNA Polymerase Backtracking in Gene Regulation and Genome Instability
Evgeny Nudler · Cell · 2012 · 263 citations · Full text
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