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C-DNA

C-DNA, also known as C-form DNA, is one of many possible double helical conformations of DNA. DNA can be induced to take this form in particular conditions such as relatively low humidity and the presence of certain ions, such as Li+ or Mg2+, but C-form DNA is not very stable and does not occur naturally in living organisms. In 1961, it was found by…

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related to Structure · 16
C-DNA → B-DNA, B-form DNA, B-I, B-II, C-form, Counterions, Dam, DNA, Figure, In, Levitt, Some, The, The C-DNA, There, This
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C-DNA → non-integral helix of slightly variable dimensions

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dna c-form low found also conformations humidity conformation form conditions li marvin higher pattern semicrystalline b-dna b-ii double salt water

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C-DNAis anon-integral helix of slightly variable dimensions0.90text
relatively low humidityinstance ofDNA can be induced to take this form in particular conditions0.80text
the presence of certain ionsinstance ofDNA can be induced to take this form in particular conditions0.80text
such as Liinstance ofDNA can be induced to take this form in particular conditions0.80text
primary amides under basic conditions have been used in experiments to show the relationship between Binstance ofFigure in that paper shows the ideal modal of these two conformations published by them.Counterions0.80text
C forms of DNAinstance ofFigure in that paper shows the ideal modal of these two conformations published by them.Counterions0.80text
C-DNArelated to StructureThe C-DNA0.60section
C-DNArelated to StructureThere0.60section
C-DNArelated to StructureIn0.60section
C-DNArelated to StructureDam0.60section
C-DNArelated to StructureLevitt0.60section
C-DNArelated to StructureB-DNA0.60section

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