Abstract
Abstract By using two pseudo-complementary peptide nucleic acids (pcPNAs), invasion-structures were formed in double-stranded DNA so that the nucleotides adjacent to the DNA/PNA duplexes were kept unpaired. When these DNA/PNA conjugates were treated with Ce(IV)/EDTA complex, these gap-like sites in both DNA strands were preferentially hydrolyzed.
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