TT Dimerization and Its Effect on Human Telomere G-Quadruplex Formation

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Tandem guanine repeat sequences can adopt guanine quadruplex (G-quadruplex) structures and consecutive guanine repeat sequences can potentially afford multiple G-quadruplex structures. By using a reverse transcriptase stop assay and biophysical...


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We have studied the structure and stability of the cyclic dodecamer d<pGGGTTAGGGTTA>, containing two copies of the human telomeric repeat. In the presence of sodium, NMR data are consistent with a dimeric structure of the molecule in which two cycles self-associate forming a quadruplex with three guanine tetrads connected by edgewise loops. The two macrocycles are arranged in a parallel way, and the dimeric structure exhibits a high melting temperature. These results indicate that cyclization of the phosphodiester chain does not prevent quadruplex formation, although it affects the global topology of the quadruplex.


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