Peptide nucleic acid (PNA) stands as one of the most successful artificial oligonucleotide
mimetics. Salient features include the stability of hybridization complexes (either as …

Peptide nucleic acid (PNA) is arguably one of the most successful DNA mimics, despite a
most dramatic departure from the native structure of DNA. The present review summarizes …

Peptide nucleic acid or PNA is a synthetic DNA mimic that contains a sequence of
nucleobases attached to a peptide-like backbone derived from N-2-aminoethylglycine. The …

The HCR represents a powerful tool for amplification in DNA-based circuitry and sensing
applications, yet requires the use of long DNA sequences to grant hairpin metastability. Here …

Peptide nucleic acids (PNAs) are getting prodigious interest currently in the biomedical and
diagnostic field as an extremely powerful tool because of their potentiality to hybridize with …

The specificity and predictability of hybridization make oligonucleotides a powerful platform
to program assemblies and networks with logic-gated responses, an area of research which …

The unique properties of peptide nucleic acid (PNA) makes it a desirable candidate to be
used in therapeutic and biotechnological interventions. It has been broadly utilized for …

Peptide nucleic acid (PNA), a synthetic DNA mimic that is devoid of the (deoxy) ribose-
phosphate backbone yet still perfectly retains the ability to recognize natural nucleic acids in …

Peptide nucleic acids (PNAs) are linear equivalents of DNA with a neutral acyclic polyamide
backbone that has nucleobases attached via tert-amide link on repeating units of …

Bimodal PNAs are new PNA constructs designed to bind two different cDNA sequences
synchronously to form double duplexes. They are synthesized on solid phase using …