[HTML][HTML] Competitive binding of Mg2+ and Na+ ions to nucleic acids: from helices to tertiary structures
K Xi, FH Wang, G Xiong, ZL Zhang, ZJ Tan - Biophysical journal, 2018 - cell.com
Nucleic acids generally reside in cellular aqueous solutions with mixed divalent/monovalent
ions, and the competitive binding of divalent and monovalent ions is critical to the structures …
ions, and the competitive binding of divalent and monovalent ions is critical to the structures …
[PDF][PDF] Competitive Binding of Mg 2D and Na D Ions to Nucleic Acids: From Helices to Tertiary Structures
K Xi, FH Wang, G Xiong, ZL Zhang, ZJ Tan - Biophysical Journal, 2018 - researchgate.net
Nucleic acids generally reside in cellular aqueous solutions with mixed divalent/monovalent
ions, and the competitive binding of divalent and monovalent ions is critical to the structures …
ions, and the competitive binding of divalent and monovalent ions is critical to the structures …
[HTML][HTML] Competitive Binding of Mg2+ and Na+ Ions to Nucleic Acids: From Helices to Tertiary Structures
K Xi, FH Wang, G Xiong, ZL Zhang, ZJ Tan - Biophysical Journal, 2018 - ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Nucleic acids generally reside in cellular aqueous solutions with mixed divalent/monovalent
ions, and the competitive binding of divalent and monovalent ions is critical to the structures …
ions, and the competitive binding of divalent and monovalent ions is critical to the structures …
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K Xi, FH Wang, G Xiong, ZL Zhang, ZJ Tan - Biophysical Journal, 2018 - cir.nii.ac.jp
Competitive Binding of Mg2+ and Na+ Ions to Nucleic Acids: From Helices to Tertiary
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Competitive Binding of Mg2+ and Na+ Ions to Nucleic Acids: From Helices to Tertiary Structures.
K Xi, FH Wang, G Xiong, ZL Zhang, ZJ Tan - Biophysical Journal, 2018 - europepmc.org
Nucleic acids generally reside in cellular aqueous solutions with mixed divalent/monovalent
ions, and the competitive binding of divalent and monovalent ions is critical to the structures …
ions, and the competitive binding of divalent and monovalent ions is critical to the structures …
[引用][C] Competitive Binding of Mg 2+ and Na+ Ions to Nucleic Acids: From Helices to Tertiary Structures
K Xi, FH Wang, G Xiong, ZL Zhang… - Biophysical …, 2018 - ui.adsabs.harvard.edu
Competitive Binding of Mg 2+ and Na + Ions to Nucleic Acids: From Helices to Tertiary
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K Xi, FH Wang, G Xiong, ZL Zhang, ZJ Tan - Biophysical Journal, 2018 - Elsevier
Nucleic acids generally reside in cellular aqueous solutions with mixed divalent/monovalent
ions, and the competitive binding of divalent and monovalent ions is critical to the structures …
ions, and the competitive binding of divalent and monovalent ions is critical to the structures …
Competitive Binding of Mg2+ and Na+ Ions to Nucleic Acids: From Helices to Tertiary Structures
K Xi, FH Wang, G Xiong, ZL Zhang… - Biophysical …, 2018 - pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Nucleic acids generally reside in cellular aqueous solutions with mixed divalent/monovalent
ions, and the competitive binding of divalent and monovalent ions is critical to the structures …
ions, and the competitive binding of divalent and monovalent ions is critical to the structures …
Competitive Binding of Mg2+ and Na+ Ions to Nucleic Acids: From Helices to Tertiary Structures.
K Xi, FH Wang, G Xiong, ZL Zhang, ZJ Tan - Biophysical Journal, 2018 - europepmc.org
Nucleic acids generally reside in cellular aqueous solutions with mixed divalent/monovalent
ions, and the competitive binding of divalent and monovalent ions is critical to the structures …
ions, and the competitive binding of divalent and monovalent ions is critical to the structures …