2015
DOI: 10.1039/c5cc04212g
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5′- vs. 3′-end sugar conformational control in shaping up dinucleotides

Abstract: The 5'-end N-sugar puckering is currently believed to govern the intramolecular dinucleotide stacking. We demonstrate that if this 5'-conformation is indeed important in shaping up dinucleotide structures, the 3'-end sugar conformation can either potentiate or cancel the stacking capacity induced by the 5'-end N-sugar conformation.

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“…Our results are also discussed to the light of the NS-dilocked dinucleotide T LN pT LS ( 5 ) (Fig. 2) 20 whose 3′-end is totally in a S-freezed conformation.…”
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confidence: 71%
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“…Our results are also discussed to the light of the NS-dilocked dinucleotide T LN pT LS ( 5 ) (Fig. 2) 20 whose 3′-end is totally in a S-freezed conformation.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 71%
“…The synthesis of dinucleotides T LN pT ( 3 ) and TpT LN ( 4 ) has been previously reported. 20 The synthesis of T LN pT LS ( 5 ) made use of the two known locked thymine nucleosides T LN ( 6 ) and T LS ( 7 ) previously prepared by the Vorbrüggen method. 21,22 Nucleoside 6 has also been synthesized from a locked uridine nucleoside through C5 methylation.…”
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