The 5'-AG5 CC-3' Fragment from the Human CPEB3 Ribozyme Forms an Ultrastable Parallel RNA G-Quadruplex.

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Katharina Kulikov

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Senada Nozinovic

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10.1002/CBIC.201700028

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Stephanie Schorr

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