The variety of potentially useful dyes or haptenes available for fluorescent nucleic acid hybridization assays is far greater than what can be obtained from commercial sources 1,2. Since this ...

The global demand for digital data is projected to be greater than the supply of semiconductor grade silicon in 2040 [1]. When combined with the need to archive information [2], nucleic acids are ...

Fluorescent nucleic acid base analogues (FBAs) are used widely as probes of DNA and RNA structure and dynamics. Of increasing utility are the pteridone adenosine analogues (6MAP, DMAP) and pteridine ...

Correction for Smith et al., A twist grain boundary phase in aqueous solutions of the nucleic acid tetramer GTAC ...

Quantifying the hydropathy of nucleic acids presents unique challenges due to their chemically distinct components (nitrogenous bases, pentose sugars, and charged phosphate groups) connected via ...

Initially used as feed attractants, nucleotides (NT) and nucleic acids (NA) drew the attention of research and industrial communities as functional ingredients on account of their many features as ...