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Nucleic Acid Secondary Structure
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Summary
Nucleic Acid Secondary Structure
refers to the set of
Interactions between bases
within a nucleic acid molecule, primarily through
Hydrogen Bonding
, resulting in the
Formation of structures
like helices and loops. This structure is crucial for the
Function of nucleic acids
, influencing
Processes such as replication
, transcription, and translation by determining the molecule's
Three-dimensional conformation
.
Concepts
Base Pairing
Hydrogen Bonding
Double Helix
Hairpin Loop
Stem-loop Structure
RNA Folding
DNA Melting
Secondary Structure Prediction
Thermodynamic Stability
Non-canonical Base Pairs
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