Parallel motif triplex formation via a new, bi-directional hydrogen bonding pattern incorporating a synthetic cyanuryl nucleoside into the sense chain.
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ABSTRACT: This research presents the first example of the formation of a triplex via hydrogen bonding of a synthetic cyanuryl nucleoside (Cn) composed of a 6-membered ring compound (triazine-2,4,6-trione) which functions as a pyrimidine base. The Cn was able to form the triad via hydrogen bonding in two directions with two adenines, one in the antisense and one in the parallel chain. The thermal stability of the duplex between the antisense and sense chains was evaluated via its UV melting temperature. The melting curves of triplexes possessing the cyanuryl nucleoside (sense chain) and two adenines (antisense and parallel chains) were biphasic. To prove the formation of hydrogen bonding between the cyanuryl nucleoside and the adenine base toward the major groove, structural anal
SUBMITTER: Hatano A
PROVIDER: S-EPMC9054615 | biostudies-literature | 2020 Jun
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature
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