核酸の三次構造とは? わかりやすく解説

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核酸の三次構造

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核酸の三次構造(かくさんのさんじこうぞう)とは、核酸ポリマーの三次元的形状を指す[1]RNADNAの分子は、分子認識触媒などさまざまな機能を有する。このような機能を発揮するには正確な三次構造を取る必要がある。その構造は多様で一見複雑であるものの、簡単に認識できる三次構造モチーフがビルディングブロックとなって構成されている。ここではRNAとDNAの三次構造の最も一般的なモチーフの一部について記述するが、これらの情報は限られた数の既知構造に基づいている。新たなRNAやDNA分子の構造が解明されれば、さらに多くの三次構造モチーフが明らかとなるであろう。


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