Катализаторы расщепления РНК-пептидилолигонуклеотиды и органические соединения, включающие основные аминокислоты и катионные структуры
Диссертация
В последние годы было создано большое число низкомолекулярных соединений, способных расщеплять РНК в физиологических условиях. В их число входят комплексы некоторых металлов, органические соединения, содержащие низкоосновные аминосоединения и остатки имидазола, а также конструкции на основе олигои полипептидов. В качестве конструкций, образующих комплексы с определенными участками РНК, используют… Читать ещё >
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