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 Nature. 1992 Jan 30;355(6359):467-9 doi:10.1038/355467a0
 

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+A few facts about EcoP15I
+
+ - Cleaves inversely oriented sites that can be as far a a few kilobases apart [[Meisel et al., 1992|biblio/1734285]].
+ - Cleavage is impaired by proteins bound between the sites [[Meisel et al., 1995|biblio/7796821]].
+ - Positive bias for adenine stretches on the 5′ or 3′ side of CAGCAG [[Möncke-Buchner et al., 2009|biblio/19250940]].
+ - Stimulated by AdoMet and sinefungin [[Raghavendra & Rao, 2005|biblio/16026759]].
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