Ath Pol epsilon

From Arabidopsis thaliana
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Ath Pol epsilon is a family B enzyme from Arabidopsis thaliana.

Selected Properties for Ath Pol epsilon:

 3'-5' exo activity 5'-3' exo activity Frameshift Rate Substitution Rate General Error Rate
no data no data no data no data no data
Year Authors Title Results by property
2011 Vladimir P Bermudez, A Farina, V Raghavan, Inger Tappin, Jerard Hurwitz Studies on Human DNA Polymerase {epsi...
2010 Iván del Olmo, Leticia López-González, Maria M Martín-Trillo, José M Martínez-Zapater, Manuel Piñeiro, Jose A Jarillo EARLY IN SHORT DAYS 7 (ESD7) encodes ...
2005 Pablo D Jenik, Rebecca E J Jurkuta, M Kathryn Barton Interactions between the cell cycle a...

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