Summary information and primary citation
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- Class
- DNA
- Method
- NMR
- Summary
- A quadruplex hybrid structure with lpp loop orientation
and 3 syn residues
- Reference
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Karg B, Mohr S, Weisz K (2019): "Duplex-Guided
Refolding into Novel G-Quadruplex (3+1) Hybrid
Conformations." Angew.Chem.Int.Ed.Engl.,
58, 11068-11071. doi: 10.1002/anie.201905372.
- Abstract
- The oligomer d(GCGTG<sub>3</sub>
TCAG<sub>3</sub> TG<sub>3</sub>
TG<sub>3</sub> ACGC) with short complementary
flanking sequences at the 5'- and 3'-ends was shown to fold
into three different DNA G-quadruplex species. In contrast,
a corresponding oligomer that lacks base complementarity
between the two overhang sequences folds into a single
parallel G-quadruplex. The three coexisting quadruplex
structures were unambiguously identified and structurally
characterized through detailed spectral comparisons with
well-defined G-quadruplexes formed upon the deliberate
incorporation of syn-favoring 8-bromoguanosine analogues
into specific positions of the G-core. Two (3+1) hybrid
structures coexist with the parallel fold and feature a
novel lateral-propeller-propeller loop architecture that
has not yet been confirmed experimentally. Both hybrid
quadruplexes adopt the same topology and only differ in
their pattern of anti→syn transitions and tetrad
stackings.