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. 2021 May 2;22(19):2848–2856. doi: 10.1002/cbic.202100127

Figure 1.

Figure 1

(A) Planar arrangement of four guanine nucleotides with a central metal ion to form a G‐tetrad. The anti‐ and syn‐Gs are indicated by black and red colors, respectively; the tetrad polarity is determined by the direction of hydrogen bonds with medium, narrow, and wide grooves indicated. (B) Two stacked G‐tetrads of opposite polarity; guanine bases are represented by squares. The synanti pattern in (A) and (B) represent just one example of various possibilities.