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. 2009 Dec 29;38(6):e89. doi: 10.1093/nar/gkp1182

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Figure 7. — Differences in the hypochromicity profiles between E. coli and yeast tRNA^Phe with their complementary oligoDNAs in hybridization buffers containing tetra-alkylammonium ions. The thick lines show the hypochromicity profiles of E. coli with its complementary oligoDNA, Oligo-EfMet, in hybridization buffer TMA⁺ or TEA⁺. The thin lines show the profiles of yeast tRNA^Phe with one of its complementary oligoDNAs, OligoGC-YPhe. The red and green lines show the profiles in hybridization buffer TMA⁺ containing TMA-Cl and hybridization buffer TEA⁺ containing TEA-Cl, respectively.

Inline graphic — Differences in the hypochromicity profiles between E. coli and yeast tRNA^Phe with their complementary oligoDNAs in hybridization buffers containing tetra-alkylammonium ions. The thick lines show the hypochromicity profiles of E. coli with its complementary oligoDNA, Oligo-EfMet, in hybridization buffer TMA⁺ or TEA⁺. The thin lines show the profiles of yeast tRNA^Phe with one of its complementary oligoDNAs, OligoGC-YPhe. The red and green lines show the profiles in hybridization buffer TMA⁺ containing TMA-Cl and hybridization buffer TEA⁺ containing TEA-Cl, respectively.