Helical pyrene-array along the outside of duplex RNA
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Mitsunobu Nakamura, Yukinori Ohtoshi, Kazushige Yamana
A helical pyrene-array was formed by incorporation of multiple pyrenes into the sugar residues of duplex RNA leading to strong excimer fluorescence.
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