Publications by authors named "Golamreza Dehghan Noudeh"
Article Synopsis
- G-quadruplexes are unique DNA structures formed by guanine-rich sequences that can regulate biological processes and are being studied as potential drug targets for cancer treatment.
- Research employs various techniques to examine how a specific human telomeric DNA sequence transitions into its G-quadruplex form in the presence of potassium ions, noting that this process is slow and involves intermediate states.
- The study finds that the formation of the G-quadruplex leads to the release of a significant amount of water, indicating a substantial dehydration process that affects solute-solvent interactions across the entire structure.
