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bingchen
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Help me to messure the melting curve of nucleic acid analogues
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October 04, 2006, 03:26:50 PM »
I want to messure the melting curve of nucleic acid analogues containing uracil and adenine as base. Can you tell me what kinds of buffer solution I should use. Does anyone have experience of observation of the formation of base pairs by NMR. Thanks in advance!
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October 04, 2006, 06:38:25 PM »
Why are you using NMR? Can't you just look at the change in absorbance at 260nm?
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I can not see the change of absorbance in UV when I use water as solvent. I hope to see the chemical shift of proton in N-H in the base pairs moves in NMR.
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