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3' dUracil - 1 modification
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The uracil base within a DNA sequence behaves much like a thymine base. However, the enzyme Uracil-N-glycosylase can specifically remove uracil to create baseless sites at the deoxyUridine positions. This property can be used to generate specific strand breaks in a DNA structure.
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