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Morla-Folch et al., 2016 - Google Patents

Fast optical chemical and structural classification of RNA

Morla-Folch et al., 2016

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10396083228761153616
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Morla-Folch J
Xie H
Alvarez-Puebla R
Guerrini L
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Acs Nano

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As more biological activities of ribonucleic acids continue to emerge, the development of efficient analytical tools for RNA identification and characterization is necessary to acquire an in-depth understanding of their functions and chemical properties. Herein, we …
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