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Probing the specificity of aminoglycoside− ribosomal RNA interactions with designed synthetic analogs

Alper et al., 1998

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18432385758364111497
Author
Alper P
Hendrix M
Sears P
Wong C
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Journal of the American Chemical Society

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The binding of neomycin B and related aminoglycoside antibiotics to the prokaryotic ribosomal RNA decoding region has been investigated using a recently developed surface plasmon resonance assay. A number of naturally occurring aminoglycosides containing a …
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