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September 1, 1966Journal of Biological ChemistryOpen Access

A New Polynucleotide Complex Stabilized by Three Interbase Hydrogen Bonds, Poly2-aminoadenylic Acid + Polyuridylic Acid

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FHFrank B. HowardNational Institutes of HealthJFJoe FrazierNational Institutes of HealthHMH. Todd MilesNational Institutes of Health

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