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Principles of nucleic acid structure

Springer-Verlag

Table of Contents

1. Book Overview
2. Chapter 1Why Study Nucleotide and Nucleic Acid Structure?
3. Chapter 2Defining Terms for the Nucleic Acids
4. Chapter 3Methods: X-Ray Crystallography, Potential Energy Calculations, and Spectroscopy
5. Chapter 4Structures and Conformational Properties of Bases, Furanose Sugars, and Phosphate Groups
6. Chapter 5Physical Properties of Nucleotides: Charge Densities, p K Values, Spectra, and Tautomerism
7. Chapter 6Forces Stabilizing Associations Between Bases: Hydrogen Bonding and Base Stacking
8. Chapter 7Modified Nucleosides and Nucleotides; Nucleoside Di- and Triphosphates; Coenzymes and Antibiotics
9. Chapter 8Metal Ion Binding to Nucleic Acids
10. Chapter 9Polymorphism of DNA versus Structural Conservatism of RNA: Classification of A-, B-, and Z-TYPe Double Helices
11. Chapter 10RNA Structure
12. Chapter 11DNA Structure
13. Chapter 12Left-Handed, Complementary Double Helices—A Heresy? The Z-DNA Family
14. Chapter 13Synthetic, Homopolymer Nucleic Acids Structures
15. Chapter 14Hypotheses and Speculations: Side-by-Side Model, Kinky DNA, and “Vertical” Double Helix
16. Chapter 15tRNA—A Treasury of Stereochemical Information
17. Chapter 16Intercalation
18. Chapter 17Water and Nucleic Acids
19. Chapter 18Protein—Nucleic Acid Interactions
20. Chapter 19Higher Organization of DNA

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