An extremely stable, self-complementary hydrogen-bonded duplex
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Huaqiang Zeng, Xiaowu Yang, Amy L. Brown, Suzana Martinovic, Richard D. Smith, Bing Gong
This paper describes the design, synthesis and characterization of a self-complementary six-H-bonded duplex with an association constant greater than 109 M−1 in CHCl3.
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