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Prominent lesions in DNA are abasic (AP) sites arising spontaneously or as intermediates during base excision repair. An AP site can form a Schiff base intermediate with primary amino groups of proteins. This intermediate can be stabilized by NaBH 4 treatment and, therefore, cross-linking of AP site-containing DNA (AP DNA) can be used as a tool in detecting proteins that interact with AP sites...