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January 1, 1996Journal of the American Chemical Society

Recognition of 5‘-(A,T)GG(A,T)2-3‘ Sequences in the Minor Groove of DNA by Hairpin Polyamides

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MPMichelle E. ParksCalifornia Institute of TechnologyEBEldon E. BairdCalifornia Institute of TechnologyPDPeter B. DervanCalifornia Institute of Technology

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