Figure 9.
Fig. 9. The structures shown at the top are those of the
and forms of AD
with that of the DNA duplex of d(C[1]G[2]
C[3]G[4]A[5]Tg[6]A[7]C[8]G[9]C[10]C[11]) paired with
d(G[12]G[13]C[14]G[15]T[16]A[17]T[18]C[19]G[20]C[21]G[22]), with
Tg indicating thymine glycol shown in the middle. At the bottom
the and structures
of AD are compared along with those of the duplex of d(C[1]G[2]
C[3]A[4]A[5]A[6]A[7]A[8]T[9]G[10]C[11]G[12]) paired with
d(C[13]G[14]C[15]A[16]T[17]T[18]D[19]T[20]T[21]C[22]C[23]G[24]).
Only the central 5 residues of each strand are shown.
The above figure is reprinted
by permission from the ASBMB:
J Biol Chem
(1998,
273,
15565-15573)
copyright 1998.
and 
forms of AD
with that of the DNA duplex of d(C[1]G[2]
C[3]G[4]A[5]Tg[6]A[7]C[8]G[9]C[10]C[11]) paired with
d(G[12]G[13]C[14]G[15]T[16]A[17]T[18]C[19]G[20]C[21]G[22]), with
Tg indicating thymine glycol shown in the middle. At the bottom
the