Possible Applications of Cation-Dependent G-Quadruplex Formation

8 Possible Applications of Cation-Dependent G-Quadruplex Formation 

M) and at a 100-fold salt to ionophore excess. In the case of the guanosine-picrate assembly, more competition was observed from Sr and Ba, as extraction of Ra ceased at an ratio of 10 and 10 , respec- 

Our knowledge of possible G-quadruplex struetures is far from eomplete and it is not eurrently possible to delineate general rules governing the folding of (human) telomeric and non-telomerie repeats, and more specifically, the role of cations in this process. A few guidelines are, however, now apparent. In 

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