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The major groove of duplex DNA is a structural feature formed by the helical arrangement of the two DNA strands. It is a wider groove compared to the minor groove and exposes the edges of nucleotide bases, making them accessible for interactions with proteins, drugs, and other molecules. It plays a critical role in DNA-protein interactions, transcription regulation, DNA replication, and DNA repair. The major groove is a therapeutic target for drug design, gene regulation, and modulation of DNA structure.
Modulation of DNA-protein interactions; direct DNA binding
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