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Thermodynamics and kinetics of adaptive binding in the malachite green RNA aptamer

Da Costa et al., 2013

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Da Costa J
Andreiev A
Dieckmann T
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Biochemistry

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Adaptive binding, the ability of molecules to fold themselves around the structure of a ligand and thereby incorporating it into their three-dimensional fold, is a key feature of most RNA aptamers. The malachite green aptamer (MGA) has been shown to bind several closely …
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