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Three representative examples of duplex DNA, each eight base pairs in lenght, have been examined by ion-spray mass spectrometry. The ability to detect base-paired duplex ions in each case further indicates the use of this technique for monotoring noncovalent instructions in biological systems.
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Ganem et al. (1993) studied this question.
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