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N. Loiko

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THE STRUCTURE OF DNA IN ANABIOTIC AND MUMMIFIED CELLS

Y. F. Krupyanskii, V. F. Kovalenko, N. Loiko, E. V. Tereshkin, K. Tereshkina, A. N. Popov

The paper investigates DNA structure in anabiotic and mummified cells using synchrotron radiation diffraction, finding that DNA forms nanocrystalline structures in dormant states and is protected by protein Dps, while mummified cells show no ordering.

bioRxiv · Sep 7, 2023 · PreprintCell Biology

Morphological peculiarities of DNA-protein complexes in dormant Escherichia coli cells, subjected to prolonged starvation

Y. Krupyanskii, N. Loiko, Y. Danilova, A. Moiseenko, V. Kovalenko, K. Tereshkina, G. El-REgistan, O. Sokolova

The paper uses electron microscopy and tomography to observe DNA condensation in dormant E. coli cells, identifying nanocrystalline, liquid crystalline, and folded nucleosome-like structures, with Dps protein tightly bound in nanocrystalline forms.

bioRxiv · Mar 27, 2020Cell Biology