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description: The crystal structure of the putative exonuclease Exuperantia, required for Drosophila anterior patterning, reveals an EXO-SAM-like domain architecture that is catalytically inactive but mediates dimerization and RNA binding, which are essential for bicoid localization.
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title: Quality of the electron density. : The bicoid mRNA localization factor Exuperantia is an RNA-binding pseudonuclease : Nature Structural & Molecular Biology : Nature Research
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