Synthesis of Three Duplex Fragments,Oligonucleotides,Single Stranded,Duplex Fragments,Nucleotide Residues

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Synthesis of Three Duplex Fragments
With the help of 15 oligonucleotides (single stranded), three duplex fragments, each with a single stranded end, were prepared. These three fragments consisted of the following: (i) the first 20 nucleotides, with the nucleotide residues 17-20 as single stranded; this fragment was called 'A'; (ii) the nucleotide residues 17-50 with single stranded regions 17-20 and 46-50; this segment was called 'B'; and (iii) the nucleotide residues 46-77 with single stranded region 46-50; this segment was called 'C'.

Three dupled fragments with single stranded sticky ends produced for the synthesis of yeast alanyl tRNA gets by H.G. Khorana

Three Duplex Fragments, With Single Stranded Sticky Ends, Produced for the Synthesis of Yeast Alanyl tRNA Gene by H.G. Khorana

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