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Nature Methods  2, 482 - 483 (2005)
doi:10.1038/nmeth0705-482a

Chemical biology

A trinucleotide repeat biosensor

Allison Doerr
A small-molecule ligand that binds to a (CAG)n hairpin repeat is the basis of a biosensor to detect repeat length, which may help diagnose trinucleotide repeat disease severity.


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