Holliday junctions were discovered in 1964 by geneticist Robin Holliday to describe how gene-conversion events occur during meiosis in fungi. Holliday junctions are a four-way DNA junction formed during replication fork regression, homology-dependent repair, and mitosis. Specifically, they are an intermediate of replication and form at the site of double-stranded DNA breaks.
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