2005
DOI: 10.1016/j.bpc.2005.02.001
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Can reliable torsion elastic constants be determined from FPA data on 24 and 27 base-pair DNAs?

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“…In the case of DNA, there was previously no reliable way to measure bending and twisting rigidity at the microscopic length scale of less than ∼30 base pairs (45). The measured geometric values are of high precision and are directly comparable with distances within single structures determined by diffraction from crystals.…”
Section: Shi Et Alsupporting
confidence: 51%
“…In the case of DNA, there was previously no reliable way to measure bending and twisting rigidity at the microscopic length scale of less than ∼30 base pairs (45). The measured geometric values are of high precision and are directly comparable with distances within single structures determined by diffraction from crystals.…”
Section: Shi Et Alsupporting
confidence: 51%