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3′-methylphosphonate-modified oligo-2′-O-methylribonucleotides and their Tat peptide conjugates: Uptake and stability in mouse fibroblasts in culture
Chrissy E. Prater, Paul S. Miller
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Engineering & Materials Science
Oligonucleotides
81%
Fibroblasts
80%
Peptides
72%
Cell culture
70%
Cells
17%
Derivatives
14%
Fluorescence microscopy
13%
Oligomers
13%
Degradation
12%
Lipids
12%
Polyacrylates
12%
Electrophoresis
11%
Mass spectrometry
11%
Hydrolysis
11%
Gels
9%
Glass
7%
Plastics
6%
Medicine & Life Sciences
methylphosphonic acid
100%
Oligonucleotides
57%
Fibroblasts
40%
Peptides
35%
Fluorescein
19%
spleen exonuclease
15%
Disulfides
9%
Cell Nucleus
9%
Fluorescence Microscopy
9%
Glass
8%
Plastics
8%
Polyacrylamide Gel Electrophoresis
8%
Hydrolysis
8%
Mass Spectrometry
8%
Cell Culture Techniques
6%
Lipids
6%
Serum
4%
4-(2-aminooxyethoxy)-2-(ethylureido)quinoline
1%
Chemical Compounds
Oligonucleotide
48%
Polyacrylamide Gel Electrophoresis
9%
Fluorescence Microscopy
9%
Disulfide
7%
Oligomer
7%
Kd
6%
Glass
6%
Mass Spectrometry
6%
Hydrolysis
5%