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Motif independent identification of potential RNA G-quadruplexes by G4RNA screener

Garant et al., 2017

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Garant J
Perreault J
Scott M
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Motivation G-quadruplex structures in RNA molecules are known to have regulatory impacts in cells but are difficult to locate in the genome. The minimal requirements for G-quadruplex folding in RNA (G≥ 3N1-7 G≥ 3N1-7 G≥ 3N1-7 G≥ 3) is being challenged by …
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