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    The Osmolyte TMAO Stabilizes Native RNA Tertiary Structures in the Absence of Mg2+: Evidence for a Large Barrier to Folding from Phosphate Dehydration

    The Osmolyte TMAO Stabilizes Native RNA Tertiary Structures in the Absence of Mg2+: Evidence for a Large Barrier to Folding from Phosphate Dehydration by Lambert, Dominic, Leipply, Desirae, Draper, David E.

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    Dependence of RNA Tertiary Structural Stability on Mg2+ Concentration: Interpretation of the Hill Equation and Coefficient

    Dependence of RNA Tertiary Structural Stability on Mg2+ Concentration: Interpretation of the Hill Equation and Coefficient by Leipply, Desirae, Draper, David E

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    The Influence of Monovalent Cation Size on the Stability of RNA Tertiary Structures

    The Influence of Monovalent Cation Size on the Stability of RNA Tertiary Structures by Lambert, Dominic, Leipply, Desirae, Shiman, Ross, Draper, David E.

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    Effects of Mg2+ on the Free Energy Landscape for Folding a Purine Riboswitch RNA

    Effects of Mg2+ on the Free Energy Landscape for Folding a Purine Riboswitch RNA by Leipply, Desirae, Draper, David E

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    Evidence for a Thermodynamically Distinct Mg2+ Ion Associated with Formation of an RNA Tertiary Structure

    Evidence for a Thermodynamically Distinct Mg2+ Ion Associated with Formation of an RNA Tertiary Structure by Leipply, Desirae, Draper, David E

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    Evidence for a Thermodynamically Distinct Mg 2+ Ion Associated with Formation of an RNA Tertiary Structure

    Evidence for a Thermodynamically Distinct Mg 2+ Ion Associated with Formation of an RNA Tertiary Structure by Leipply, Desirae, Draper, David E.

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    Effects of Mg 2+ on the Free Energy Landscape for Folding a Purine Riboswitch RNA

    Effects of Mg 2+ on the Free Energy Landscape for Folding a Purine Riboswitch RNA by Leipply, Desirae, Draper, David E.

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    The dependence of RNA tertiary structure stability on Mg2+ concentration: interpretation of the Hill equation and coefficient

    The dependence of RNA tertiary structure stability on Mg2+ concentration: interpretation of the Hill equation and coefficient by Leipply, Desirae, Draper, David E.

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    Dependence of RNA Tertiary Structural Stability on Mg 2+ Concentration: Interpretation of the Hill Equation and Coefficient

    Dependence of RNA Tertiary Structural Stability on Mg 2+ Concentration: Interpretation of the Hill Equation and Coefficient by Leipply, Desirae, Draper, David E.

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    The Osmolyte TMAO Stabilizes Native RNA Tertiary Structures in the Absence of Mg super(2+): Evidence for a Large Barrier to Folding from Phosphate Dehydration

    The Osmolyte TMAO Stabilizes Native RNA Tertiary Structures in the Absence of Mg super(2+): Evidence for a Large Barrier to Folding from Phosphate Dehydration by Lambert, Dominic, Leipply, Desirae, Draper, David E

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