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Conversation 7: Proceedings
Structure and Function
Volumes One and Two, Hard Cover 1992
The Proceedings of the Seventh Conversation held at The University-SUNY, Albany NY, June 18-22, 1991
Editors: Ramaswamy H. Sarma, Ph.D. & Mukti H. Sarma, Ph.D.
ISBN 0-940030-36-5 Two Volume Set;
ISBN 0-940030-37-3 Volume 1;
ISBN 0-940030-38-1 Volume 2
Editorial Review
From Book News, Inc.
Proceedings of the Seventh Conversation in Biomolecular Stereodynamics, held at the State U. of Albany, June 1991, presented in two volumes on nucleic acids (v.1) and proteins (v.2), and including invited papers and panel discussions. A sampling of the topics: curved DNA molecules, short DNA triple helices, mutations by carcinogen-DNA adducts, intrastrand cross-linking of duplex DNA, protein-DNA recognition, crystallographic studies of macromomycin. No index. Annotation copyright Book News, Inc. Portland, Or.
Structure and Function Volume 1
The Proceedings of the Seventh Conversation held at The University-SUNY, Albany NY, June 18-22, 1991
Ramaswamy H. Sarma, Ph.D. & Mukti H. Sarma, Ph.D.
Contents Volume 1
Biochemical Characteristics of Curved DNA Molecules
Abraham Minsky, Yaffa Hiller, Michael Shatzky-Schwartz and Rodolfo Ghirlando
Structure and Stability Studies on Short DNA Triple Helices
Richard H. Shafer, Daniel S. Pilch and P. V. Scaria
Photofootprinting of Inter- and Intramolecular DNA Triplexes
Valery N. Soyfer, Oleg N. Volshin, Vlad A. Malkov and Maxim D. Frank-Kamenetskii
Cationic Switches in the Formation of DNA Structures Containing Guanine-Quartets
Dipankar Sen and Walter Gilbert
The Induction of Mutations by Carcinogen-DNA Adducts
Michael L. Wood and John M. Essigmann
Anticancer Drug Daunorubicin and Its Derivatives Can Be Crosslinked to DNA Efficiently by Formaldehyde: Possible Clues for Drug Design
Andrew H.-J. Wang, M. Sriram, Yi-Gui Gao, Howard Robinson, Yuch-Chen Jean, Yu-kun Li and Hong Zhang
Molecular Factors that Control the Nucleic Acid Binding Mode Selection by Unfused Aromatic Cations
W. David Wilson, Farial A. Tanious, Henryk Buczak, Lynda S. Ratmeyer, M. K. Venkatramanan, Arvind Kumar, Daivid W. Boykin and Benjamin R. Munson
DNA Intercalation: Helix Unwinding and Neighbor-Exclusion
Loren Dean Wlliams, Martin Egli, Qi Gao and Alexander Rich
Unusual Binding of Ethidium to a Deoxyoligonucleotide Containing a B-Z Junction
Jonathan B. Chairs, Dongchul Suh and Richard D. Sheardy
Structure of an Acetylaminofluorene (AAF) Modified DNA Oligomer
Suzanne F. OHandley, David G. Sanford, Rong Xu, Cathy C. Lester, Brian E. Hingerty, Suse Broyde and Thomas R. Krugh
Sequence Specificity of Quinoxaline Antibiotics: A Comparison of the Binding of [N-MeCys3], [N-MeCys7] TANDEM and Echinomycin to DNA Studied by Proton NMR Spectroscopy
Kenneth J. Addess, Dara E. Gilbert and Juli Feignon
Structural Basis for the Mutagenic Specificity of 8-Oxoguanine-DNA
Arthur P. Grollman
Interstrand Cross-Linking of Duplex DNA by Nitrous Acid: Determination of the Sequence Preference at Nucleotide Resolution
James J. Kirchner, Marjorie S. Solomon and Paul B. Hopkins
Intervening Looped Sequences Between CCAAT and TATA in Primates Are Rigid Upstream and Flexible Downstream
Ruth Nussinov
Analysis of the Structure and Dynamics of Synthetic 32 Base-Pair Models of the Holliday Junction Intermediate in Genetic Recombination
Thomas Macke, Shiow-meei Chen and Walter J. Chazin
Towards the Direct Determination of the Shape of DNA Molecules in Solution
Patrick Furrer, Jan Brednar, Marc Adrian, Andrzej Stasiak, Jacques Dubochet, Bernard Révet, Sabine Brahms and Georges J. Brahms
Identifying and Interpreting Spectral Feaures of DNA in the Microwave-Submillimeter Frequency Range
L.L. Van Zandt and S. K. Saxena
Concerted Use of Spectral Simulation, Distance Geometry and Interactive Computer Modeling for Refinement of NMR Structures of Nucleic Acids
Girjesh Govul, A. Majumdar, R. Ajay Kumar, N. Mukhopadhyay and R. V. Hosur
H-Type RNA Pseudoknots: Structure, Mutational Analysis and Prediction
Cornelius W. A. Pleij, Ruud M. W. Mans, Paul Verlaan and Leendert Bosch
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