Recently we reported a preliminary study on the structure of two novel quadruplex structures, Q33 and Q55, formed by the oligodeoxynucleotides (5)'TGG(3)'-(3)'GGT(5)' and (3)'TGG(5)'-(5)'GGT(3)', respectively. Here we report their solution structures at the atomic level. The obtained structures reveal that Q55 and Q33 possess a different stacking among G-quartets and different twist angle (and therefore different helical winding) at the inversion of polarity level.
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