January 1, 1997Chemical Communications

2-Aminopurine peptide nucleic acids (2-apPNA): intrinsic fluorescent PNA analogues for probing PNA–DNA interaction dynamics

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Peptide nucleic acids, containing intrinsically fluorescent 2-aminopurine in place of non-fluorescent adenine, are useful as fluorescent probes to study PNA–DNA interaction dynamics.

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Peptide nucleic acids, containing intrinsically fluorescent 2-aminopurine in place of non-fluorescent adenine, are useful as fluorescent probes to study PNA–DNA interaction dynamics.

2-Aminopurine peptide nucleic acids (2-apPNA): intrinsic fluorescent PNA analogues for probing PNA–DNA interaction dynamics

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2-Aminopurine peptide nucleic acids (2-apPNA): intrinsic fluorescent PNA analogues for probing PNA–DNA interaction dynamics

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