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Engineering of RNA sensors and actuators in living cells

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Figure 1.1 – A. Chemical structure of the RNA backbone. B. Chemical structure of thepurines Adenine and Guanine, and of the pyrimidines Uracil and Cytosine
Figure 1.2 – Design rules used for riboregulator design. A. Natural and artificialriboregulator secondary structure design goals used by Rodrigo et al
Figure 2.1 – Methods for detecting circRNA. A: Divergent primer PCR. Reorganisationof exons after ligation replaces primers in convergent orientation, allowing PCR am-plification
Figure 2.2 – Secondary structure of the computationally designed taRAJ31 system
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