Transmembrane B‐DNA
Transmembrane B‐DNA
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跨膜B-DNA
作者:
N. Sakai;B. Baumeister;S. Matile
Transmembrane (TM) intratoroidal space is attracting increasing scientific attention because the spatial compartmentalization by the surrounding bilayer membrane provides vectorial control over and stochastic observability of intratoroidal chemical processes. The superb properties of rigid-rod b-barrels 5] have very recently been used to synthesize large transmembrane space of a stability that seemed unique for large biomacromolecules until then. The TM interior of 1, characterized by a diameter of 2 ± 3 nm and 48 intratoroidal lysine residues, is topologically and electrostatically complementary to Watson ± Crick B-DNA (Figure 1). Similar intratoroidal space has