[formula: see text] An efficient site-specific cross-linking reaction between two carbohydrate residues present in two complementary DNA sequences is described. One oligodeoxynucleotide, 5'd(GGCTGA*CTGCG)3', carries an amino nucleophile tethered to the 2'-hydroxyl of an adenosine residue (A*). The target electrophile is an abasic site generated in the complementary sequence, 5'd(CGCAGDCAGCC)3' (D represents the deoxyribose). The cross-linking reaction was carried out by a reductive amination reaction in > 95% yield.
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