The Residues in a DNA-Binding Protein That Interact with DNA

question 83

True/False

The residues in a DNA-binding protein that interact with DNA usually correspond to each other according to the amino acids encoded by the DNA. For example, a DNA sequence containing AGC-AGA-CAG which encodes for Ser-Arg-Gln would likely have a DNA-binding protein with the sequence Ser-Arg-Gln.

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