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The limits of template-directed synthesis with nucleoside-5′-phosphoro (2-methyl) imidazolidesHill et al., 1993
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- Hill A
- Orgel L
- Wu T
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- Origins of Life and Evolution of the Biosphere
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In earlier work we have shown that C-rich templates containing isolated A, T or G residues and short oligo (G) sequences can be copied effectively using nucleoside-5′-phosphoro (2- methyl) imida-zolides as substrates. We now show that isolated A or T residues within an …
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