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  • The formation of a cation-stabilized guanine quadruplex (G-DNA) stem is an exceptionally slow process involving complex kinetics that has not yet been characterized at atomic resolution. Here, we investigate the formation of a parallel stranded G-DNA stem consisting of four strands of d(GGGG) using molecular dynamics simulations with explicit inclusion of counterions and solvent. Due to the limitations imposed by the nanosecond timescale of the simulations, rather than watching for the spontaneous formation of G-DNA, our approach probes the stability of possible supramolecular intermediates (including two-, three-, and four-stranded assemblies with out-of-register basepairing between guanines) on the formation pathway. The simulations suggest that "cross-like" two-stranded assemblies may serve as nucleation centers in the initial formation of parallel stranded G-DNA quadruplexes, proceeding through a series of rearrangements involving trapping of cations, association of additional strands, a
  • The formation of a cation-stabilized guanine quadruplex (G-DNA) stem is an exceptionally slow process involving complex kinetics that has not yet been characterized at atomic resolution. Here, we investigate the formation of a parallel stranded G-DNA stem consisting of four strands of d(GGGG) using molecular dynamics simulations with explicit inclusion of counterions and solvent. Due to the limitations imposed by the nanosecond timescale of the simulations, rather than watching for the spontaneous formation of G-DNA, our approach probes the stability of possible supramolecular intermediates (including two-, three-, and four-stranded assemblies with out-of-register basepairing between guanines) on the formation pathway. The simulations suggest that "cross-like" two-stranded assemblies may serve as nucleation centers in the initial formation of parallel stranded G-DNA quadruplexes, proceeding through a series of rearrangements involving trapping of cations, association of additional strands, a (en)
  • The formation of a cation-stabilized guanine quadruplex (G-DNA) stem is an exceptionally slow process involving complex kinetics that has not yet been characterized at atomic resolution. Here, we investigate the formation of a parallel stranded G-DNA stem consisting of four strands of d(GGGG) using molecular dynamics simulations with explicit inclusion of counterions and solvent. Due to the limitations imposed by the nanosecond timescale of the simulations, rather than watching for the spontaneous formation of G-DNA, our approach probes the stability of possible supramolecular intermediates (including two-, three-, and four-stranded assemblies with out-of-register basepairing between guanines) on the formation pathway. The simulations suggest that "cross-like" two-stranded assemblies may serve as nucleation centers in the initial formation of parallel stranded G-DNA quadruplexes, proceeding through a series of rearrangements involving trapping of cations, association of additional strands, a (cs)
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  • Formation Pathways of a Guanine-Quadruplex DNA Revealed by Molecular Dynamics and Thermodynamics Analysis of the Substates
  • Formation Pathways of a Guanine-Quadruplex DNA Revealed by Molecular Dynamics and Thermodynamics Analysis of the Substates (en)
  • Formation Pathways of a Guanine-Quadruplex DNA Revealed by Molecular Dynamics and Thermodynamics Analysis of the Substates (cs)
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  • Formation Pathways of a Guanine-Quadruplex DNA Revealed by Molecular Dynamics and Thermodynamics Analysis of the Substates
  • Formation Pathways of a Guanine-Quadruplex DNA Revealed by Molecular Dynamics and Thermodynamics Analysis of the Substates (en)
  • Formation Pathways of a Guanine-Quadruplex DNA Revealed by Molecular Dynamics and Thermodynamics Analysis of the Substates (cs)
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  • G-DNA; quadruplex; molecular dynamics (en)
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  • Koča, Jaroslav
  • Šponer, Jiří
  • Štefl, Richard
  • Cheatham, Thomas E.
  • Špačková, Naděžda
  • Fadrná, Eva
  • Berger, Imre
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