The purpose of a DNA protection assay is to determine what nucleotide sequences directly interact with which macromolecules?

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The purpose of a DNA protection assay is to identify which DNA binding proteins are interacting with specific nucleotide sequences. Option B, rRNA, is not involved in DNA protection assays as it is a component of ribosomes and plays a role in translation rather than DNA-protein interactions. Options C and D, endonucleases and exonucleases, are enzymes that cleave DNA and are not involved in DNA-protein interactions. Option E, tRNA, is a type of RNA involved in translation and not directly involved in DNA-protein interactions.

The Purpose of a DNA Protection Assay Is to Determine