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Thermodynamic contributions of 5’- and 3’-single strand dangling-ends to the stability of short duplex DNAs"
written by Rebekah Dickman, Fidelis Manyanga, Greg P. Brewood, Daniel J. Fish, Cameron A. Fish, Charlie Summers, M. Todd Horne, Albert S. Benight,
published by
Journal of Biophysical Chemistry,
Vol.3 No.1, 2012
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