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Dictionary » M » Major groove Major grooveMajor groove in a detailed analysis of dna structure, there are two types of grooves that can be seen; the major groove has the nitrogen and oxygen atoms of the base pairs pointing inward toward the helical axis, while in the minor groove, the nitrogen and oxygen atoms point outwards; important because the major groove is more dependent on base composition and may be the site for protein recognition of specific dna sequences or regions. ![]()
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Results from our forumBiology Club T-Shirt Idea Plz Help!!I had a lecture entitled "getting into the groove" and an alpha-helix binding the major groove of DNA next to the title.
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