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. 2006 May 9;34(8):2463–2471. doi: 10.1093/nar/gkl302

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RecA coprotease activity in the presence of 64 trinucleotide-repeating 15mers. The value in the table is the percentage of λcI_93–236 cleaved in a 20 min reaction at 25°C, as described in Materials and Methods. Each reaction was performed in triplicate, and the mean and standard deviation are reported. (A) Percentage cleavage values for all 64 possible trinucleotide-repeating 15mers, listed in order from high to low. (B) Mean percentage cleavage for the set of 24 non-redundant trinucleotides. The value in (B) is the average of those for the three different permutations (i.e. TGG, GTG and GGT) of each trinucleotide from (A). Notice that the TGG-repeating sequences give by far the highest coprotease activity.