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1 DNA sequence recognition
A. TspDTI 1 140 350 790 900 940 1040 1105 PD-(D/E)XK helical RFM TRD1 coiled coil TRD2 coiled coil DNA cleavage regulation? DNA m6A methylation DNA sequence recognition B. Typical HsdR (EcoR124I) 33 250 473 730 1038 PD-(D/E)XK RecA-like RecA-like C-terminal DNA cleavage DEAD-box module / DNA translocation interaction with HsdM/S C. Typical HsdM (EcoR124I) 9 195 478 519 helical RFM C-terminal dimerization DNA m6A methylation D. Typical HsdS (EcoR124I) 1 145 193 349 395 404 TRD1 coiled coil TRD2 coiled coil DNA sequence recognition

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