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MINOR
RNA PHOSPHORAMIDITES (TOM PROTECTED)
Glen Research offers minor RNA phosphoramidites with either TOM or TBDMS protecting groups. 4-Thio-U, 5-Methyl-Cytidine, 2-Aminopurine riboside and 2-Amino-Adenosine are useful for analyzing RNA structure and activity relationships, for example, in ribozyme studies.
Pyrrolo-C is a fluorescent nucleoside whose fluorescence is sensitive to its environment and is ideal for probing RNA structure. It base-pairs as a normal C nucleotide. It is highly fluorescent and its excitation and emission are well to the red of most fluorescent nucleotide analogs, which eliminates or reduces background fluorescence from proteins. Pyrrolo-CTP has potential uses in biological assay development.
rSpacer is used to introduce an abasic site to an RNA sequence.
The protecting scheme for 2,6-Diaminopurine has been changed and the original product (10-3084) has been replaced with the optimized product (10-3085) below.
| 10-3052-95 |
50 µmole |
212.50 |
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10-3052-90 |
100 µmole |
425.00 |
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10-3052-02 |
0.25g |
975.00 |
| 10-3064-95 |
50µmole |
95.00 |
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10-3064-90 |
100µmole |
190.00 |
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10-3064-02 |
0.25g |
475.00 |
| 10-3074 |
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| 10-3084 |
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DISCONTINUED |
| 10-3085-95 |
50µmole |
212.50 |
| (2-Amino-A) |
10-3085-90 |
100µmole |
425.00 |
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10-3085-02 |
0.25g |
975.00 |
| 10-3017-95 |
50µmole |
212.50 |
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10-3017-90 |
100µmole |
425.00 |
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10-3017-02 |
0.25g |
975.00 |
| 10-3914-95 |
50 µmole |
90.00 |
| 10-3914-90 |
100 µmole |
180.00 |
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10-3914-02 |
0.25g |
495.00 |
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Also See
Minor TBDMS Monomers
p100
2-Aminopurine TBDMS p100
Pyrrolo-CTP p102
OTHER INSTRUMENT TYPES
All minor bases, RNA products and modifiers are packaged in septum-capped vials suitable for ABI and other instruments. If you would like another type of vial/column add the following to the end of the catalog number.
Expedite |
E |
Beckman Oligo 1000 |
B |
Pharmacia Gene Assembler |
P |
Mermade |
M |
Applied Biosystems 3900 |
A |
Expedite |
E |
Mermade |
M |
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Please inquire for availability
of columns for other
instrument types.
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rna SEQUENCE MODIFIER (TOM PROTECTED)
Amino-Modifier C6-U has been added to the growing family
of sequence modifiers and we envisage applications in RNA structural studies
as well as for labelling siRNA to probe uptake and cellular distribution.
| 10-3039-95 |
50µmole |
360.00 |
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10-3039-90 |
100µmole |
720.00 |
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10-3039-02 |
0.25g |
1475.00 |
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Also See
Pyrrolo-dC
p60
OTHER INSTRUMENT TYPES
All minor bases, RNA products and modifiers are packaged in septum-capped vials suitable for ABI and other instruments. If you would like another type of vial/column add the following to the end of the catalog number.
Expedite |
E |
Beckman Oligo 1000 |
B |
Pharmacia Gene Assembler |
P |
Mermade |
M |
Applied Biosystems 3900 |
A |
Expedite |
E |
Mermade |
M |
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Please inquire for availability
of columns for other
instrument types.
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Also See
Minor TOM Monomers p96
References
(1) C.J. Adams, J.B. Murray, M.A. Farrow,
J.R.P. Arnold, and P.G. Stockley, Tetrahedron Lett., 1995, 36, 5421-5424.
(2) D.A. Berry, et al., Tetrahedron Lett, 2004, 45, 2457-2461.
Also See
Pyrrolo-dC
p 60
Pyrrolo-C p99
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minor rna phosphoramidites
(TBDMS PROTECTED)
Inosine and 5-Methyl-Uridine are useful for analyzing RNA structure and activity relationships. 5-Bromo-Uridine and 5-Iodo-Uridine have been used for crystallography studies and cross-linking experiments. 6-Thioguanosine (6-thio-G) has applications in ribozyme and siRNA research, as well as in RNA-protein interactions. The removal of the silyl protecting group without interfering with the sulfur is critical. This is removed1 cleanly by triethylamine trihydrofluoride in DMSO but t-butylammonium fluoride (TBAF) leads to degradation of the thio-nucleotide analogue and should not be used. 2-Aminopurine riboside is useful for analyzing RNA structure and activity relationships, for example, in ribozyme studies.
| 10-3040-95 |
50 µmole |
95.00 |
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10-3040-90 |
100 µmole |
190.00 |
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10-3040-02 |
0.25g |
475.00 |
| 10-3050-95 |
50 µmole |
95.00 |
| (T) |
10-3050-90 |
100 µmole |
190.00 |
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10-3050-02 |
0.25g |
475.00 |
| 10-3090-95 |
50 µmole |
98.00 |
| 10-3090-90 |
100 µmole |
195.00 |
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10-3090-02 |
0.25g |
475.00 |
| 10-3091-95 |
50 µmole |
98.00 |
| 10-3091-90 |
100 µmole |
195.00 |
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10-3091-02 |
0.25g |
475.00 |
| 10-3072-95 |
50 µmole |
250.00 |
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10-3072-90 |
100 µmole |
500.00 |
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10-3072-02 |
0.25g |
1200.00 |
| 10-3070-95 |
50 µmole |
212.50 |
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10-3070-90 |
100 µmole |
425.00 |
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10-3070-02 |
0.25g |
975.00 |
7-Deaza-Adenosine is lacking nitrogen at the 7-position, which is replaced by carbon. The N7 position in adenosine takes part in non-Watson and Crick hydrogen bonding, which may be relevant to RNA folding and subsequent activity. This Adenosine analogue is also known as Tubercidin. 8-Aza-7-deaza-Adenosine is an isomer of Adenosine with virtually identical electron density. Again, the N7 nitrogen is not available for hydrogen bonding. Nebularine or Purine Nucleoside can be viewed as an Adenosine derivative that is lacking the exocyclic amino group. This molecule allows researchers to determine the relevance of the exocyclic amine of Adenosine to RNA structure and function.
Ribozyme activity is substantially affected by the substitution of modified pyrimidine bases. Zebularine (pyrimidin-2-one ribonucleoside) may be regarded as a Cytidine derivative lacking the exocyclic amino group. Zebularine and Pyridin-2-one Ribonucleoside, the 3-deaza analogue of Zebularine, are prime candidates for use in evaluating ribozyme activity and function. It should be noted that Zebularine is mildly fluorescent, absorbing at 298nm and emitting at 367nm.
PseudoUridine is one of the most common modified nucleosides found in RNA. The availability of a phosphoramidite will allow detailed research into the effects of this modified base on RNA structure and activity.
| 10-3001-95 |
50 µmole |
225.00 |
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10-3001-90 |
100 µmole |
450.00 |
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10-3001-02 |
0.25g |
1100.00 |
| 10-3011-95 |
50 µmole |
125.00 |
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10-3011-90 |
100 µmole |
250.00 |
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10-3011-02 |
0.25g |
650.00 |
| 10-3012-95 |
50 µmole |
210.00 |
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10-3012-90 |
100 µmole |
420.00 |
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10-3012-02 |
0.25g |
1200.00 |
| 10-3041-95 |
50 µmole |
225.00 |
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10-3041-90 |
100 µmole |
450.00 |
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10-3041-02 |
0.25g |
1250.00 |
| 10-3055-95 |
50 µmole |
175.00 |
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10-3055-90 |
100 µmole |
350.00 |
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10-3055-02 |
0.25g |
995.00 |
| 10-3083-95 |
50 µmole |
300.00 |
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10-3083-90 |
100 µmole |
600.00 |
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10-3083-02 |
0.25g |
1500.00 |
Methylation of adenosine at position 1 produces a drastic functional change in the nucleobase. 1-Methyladenosine (pKa 8.25) is a much stronger base than adenosine (pKa 3.5). N-1 methylation excludes participation of the adenine base in canonical Watson–Crick base pairing and provides a positive charge to the nucleobase. This modification also alters the hydrophobicity of the base, the stacking properties, the ordering of water molecules and the chelation properties. The base may become involved in non-canonical hydrogen bonding, in electrostatic interactions and, in general, it may contribute to the conformational dynamics of the tRNA.
| 10-3501-95 |
50 µmole |
190.00 |
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10-3501-90 |
100 µmole |
380.00 |
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10-3501-02 |
0.25g |
975.00 |
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minor
rna TRIPHOSPHATES
Pyrrolo-dC is a fluorescent nucleoside that codes as dC and base pairs efficiently with dG. Preliminary evidence indicates that pyrrolo-dC triphosphate is an excellent substrate for Taq, Pfu and Vent polymerases and is incorporated specifically opposite dG. Pyrrolo-dCTP has been available for some time and is in use in biological assays. Pyrrolo-CTP is a fluorescent ribonucleotide with fluorescence exquisitely sensitive to its environment and is of great interest for RNA structural research. The pyrrolo-C project is a joint development by Berry and Associates, Inc. and Glen Research Corporation.
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