FEBS Letters · 2005 · 113 citations · 18 references
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The small molecule coralyne was found to bind preferentially and strongly to single-stranded poly(A) with an apparent association constant (Ka) of (1.8+/-0.3) x 10(6)M(-1). Binding of coralyne to poly(A) is predominantly enthalpically driven with a stoichiometry of one coralyne per four adenine bases. Poly(A) forms a coralyne dependent secondary structure with a melting temperature of 60 degrees C, for the conditions of our study.
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