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. 2002 Mar 15;21(6):1414–1426. doi: 10.1093/emboj/21.6.1414

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graphic file with name cdf140f6a.jpg — Fig. 6. CCR4 is an ssDNA exonuclease. (A) Time course of CCR4-FLAG enzyme activity with the ssDNA substrate containing five As at its 3′ end. A 160 ng aliquot of CCR4-FLAG and of ccr4-1-FLAG was used in the incubations. (B) ccr4 mutations block CCR4 ssDNA exonuclease activity. A 32 ng aliquot of each CCR4-FLAG variant was used and the reactions were for 60 min.

graphic file with name cdf140f6b.jpg — Fig. 6. CCR4 is an ssDNA exonuclease. (A) Time course of CCR4-FLAG enzyme activity with the ssDNA substrate containing five As at its 3′ end. A 160 ng aliquot of CCR4-FLAG and of ccr4-1-FLAG was used in the incubations. (B) ccr4 mutations block CCR4 ssDNA exonuclease activity. A 32 ng aliquot of each CCR4-FLAG variant was used and the reactions were for 60 min.