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. 2003 Dec 15;31(24):7159–7164. doi: 10.1093/nar/gkg920

Table 1. Melting temperatures and thermodynamic values for the loss of self-annealed DNA structure.

Sequence [µM] Tm (°C) ΔHo (kcal/mol) ΔGo(37°C) (kcal/mol) Annealed hairpina
d(GCTG)25 1.6 68 51 4.6 5′-GCTGGCTGGCTG→
          3′-CGGTCGGTCG
d(CAGG)25 1.5 61 28 2.0 5′-CAGGCAGGCAGG
          3′-GGACGGACGGAC
d(CAGC)25 1.6 55 23 1.2 5′-CAGCCAGCCAGC
  4 52 19 0.9 3′-ACCGACCGACCG
d(ACTG)25 0.67 45 57 1.4 5′-ACTGACTGACTG
          3′-AGTCAGTCAGTC
d(CAGA)25 1.4 37 26 0 5′-CAGACAGACAGA→
          3′-GACAGACAGAC
d(CCTG)25 3.1 ≤35b 15b –0.1b 5′-CCTGCCTGCCTG
          3′-GTCCGTCCGTCC
d(TCTG)25 1.6 31 28 –0.6 5′-TCTGTCTGTCTG
  2.2 27 ± 1, n = 2 35 ± 1 –1.2 ± 0.2 3′-TGTCTGTCTGTC
  3.2 31 30 –0.6  
d(CAGT)25 1.6 24 39 –1.7 5′-CAGTCAGTCAGT→
          3′-GACTGACTGAC

aWatson–Crick base pairs are shown in bold.

bEstimated.

See Materials and Methods for buffer conditions.