As Fast and Selective as Enzymatic Ligations: Unpaired Nucleobases Increase the Selectivity of DNA-Controlled Native Chemical PNA Ligation (Q58001678)

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scholarly article by Simon Ficht published in October 2005

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English	As Fast and Selective as Enzymatic Ligations: Unpaired Nucleobases Increase the Selectivity of DNA-Controlled Native Chemical PNA Ligation	scholarly article by Simon Ficht published in October 2005

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As Fast and Selective as Enzymatic Ligations: Unpaired Nucleobases Increase the Selectivity of DNA-Controlled Native Chemical PNA Ligation (English)

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molecular medicine

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molecular biology

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author

Oliver Seitz

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Oliver Seitz

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3

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Christian Dose

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2

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Christian Dose

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Simon Ficht

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6 October 2005

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ChemBioChem

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6

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11

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2098-2103

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10.1002/CBIC.200500229

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16208732

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