Nucleolytic ribozymes utilize general acid‐base catalysis to perform phosphodiester
cleavage. In most ribozyme classes, a conserved active site guanosine is positioned to act …

Ribonucleic acids (RNAs) play a vital role in living organisms. Many of their cellular
functions depend critically on chemical modification. Methods to modify RNA in a controlled …

A variety of synthetic modified nucleobases have been used to investigate the structure and
function of RNA and DNA or act as enzyme inhibitors. A set of these modifications involves …

N 6-methyladenosine (m6A) is an important modified nucleoside in cellular RNA associated
with multiple cellular processes and is implicated in diseases. The enzymes associated with …

The heavy-metal contamination of aquatic environments presents imminent threat. Herein,
we report a class of dual-heteroatomic conjugated microporous poly (aniline) s showing …

Imidazopyridines and pyrrolopyrimidines are an important class of compounds in medicinal
chemistry. They can also be considered as deaza-modified purine nucleobases, and as …

An acyclic phosphonate‐linked nucleic acid backbone (ZNA) demonstrated the capability to
support duplex formation and propagate genetic information in vivo, unveiling its potential …

Polystyrolproben werden mit Eisen (III) chlorid und weißen LEDs zu Oligomeren und
Benzoylprodukten; ein Wolframatkatalysator invertiert die Absolutkonfiguration an sp3 …

Significance: RNA structure, function, and catalysis rely on hydrogen-bonding networks of
distinct base pairing patterns. Atomic mutagenesis, in which a hydrogen-bond donor or …