DNA bending--Fig 7 18
This video describes experiments to show that DNA is bent. It focuses on Figures 7.18 (also 7.17 and 6.27) from Molecular Biology 5th edition by Robert Weaver. It was made for MCDB 427 at the University of Michigan.
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