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    • Structural analysis revealed that DDB2 interacts extensively with DNA containing a lesion, while DDB1 stabilizes DDB2 but does not bind to DNA. DDB2 unwinds and kinks the DNA, and the lesion is consequently flipped out and partially held in a shallow binding pocket of DDB2