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Reference: Human DNA polymerases alpha and beta are able to incorporate anti-HIV deoxynucleotides into DNA., Polymerase: Human Pol alpha, Property: K<sub>M</sub>

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Human Pol alpha Human DNA polymerases alpha and beta are able to incorporate anti-HIV deoxynucleotides into DNA. KM 1.5uM Reaction: Nucleotide incorporation; Substrate: dTTP; Technique: Steady State (Activated DNA)
Human Pol alpha Human DNA polymerases alpha and beta are able to incorporate anti-HIV deoxynucleotides into DNA. KM 1.8uM Reaction: Nucleotide incorporation; Substrate: dCTP; Technique: Steady State (activated DNA)
Human Pol alpha Human DNA polymerases alpha and beta are able to incorporate anti-HIV deoxynucleotides into DNA. KM 110uM Reaction: Nucleotide incorporation; Substrate: TTP analog; Technique: Steady State (Running start primer template)
Human Pol alpha Human DNA polymerases alpha and beta are able to incorporate anti-HIV deoxynucleotides into DNA. KM 1.4uM Reaction: Nucleotide incorporation; Substrate: dTTP; Technique: Steady State (Running start primer template)
Human Pol alpha Human DNA polymerases alpha and beta are able to incorporate anti-HIV deoxynucleotides into DNA. KM 2.1uM Reaction: Nucleotide incorporation; Substrate: dCTP; Technique: Steady State (Running start primer template)

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