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Thermal Properties of Mixture of Poly A and Poly U

Authors: Tanaka, Shigeyuki; Baba, Yoshihiro; Kagemoto, Akihiro;

Thermal Properties of Mixture of Poly A and Poly U

Abstract

The thermal properties of Poly(A+U) formed by an equimolar mixture of Poly A and Poly U in aqueous solutions of various concentrations of NaCl were studied calorimetrically. First, the measurements using the modified DSC were carried out and the transition enthalpy (ΔHm) was estimated for Poly(A+U) in the solutions of various salt concentrations. The heat of mixing of an equimolar mixture of Poly A and Poly U under the same experimental conditions as used in the DSC measurement was measured by using a LKB microcalorimeter at 298K; the results obtained were found to depend on salt concentration as well. The agreement between the enthalpy of formation of Poly(A+U) estimated from the microcalorimeter and the heat of transition determined by the DSC method was fairly close.

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Poly U, Poly(A+U) Complex, Helix—Coil Transition, Heat of Mixing, Poly A, DSC, CD and UV Spectrum

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