Two Base Pair Duplexes Suffice to Build a Novel Material
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AbstractTetrahedral DNA hybrids with tetrakis(p‐hydroxyphenyl)methane cores hybridize in a sequence‐specific fashion at much higher temperatures than isolated linear duplexes. Dinucleotide DNA arms suffice to induce the formation of a solid at room temperature; this demonstrates the strength of multivalent binding. The graphic shows a view of a modeled assembly.magnified image
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info:eu-repo/classification/ddc/540, ddc:540, Chemistry & allied sciences, Oligonucleotides, DNA, 540, Nanostructures, Benzyl Compounds, Transition Temperature, Spectrophotometry, Ultraviolet, Crystallization, Base Pairing, Fluorescent Dyes
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