Molecules containing [...] (usually with N or O atoms in them) can bind to DNA through intercalation—that is, slipping between base pairs of the DNA and stacking with the bases.
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heterocyclic aromatic rings
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Molecules containing [...] (usually with N or O atoms in them) can bind to DNA through intercalation—that is, slipping between base pairs of the DNA and stacking with the bases.
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#biochem
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Molecules containing [...] (usually with N or O atoms in them) can bind to DNA through intercalation—that is, slipping between base pairs of the DNA and stacking with the bases.
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heterocyclic aromatic rings
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