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A synthetic oligodeoxyribonucleotide (oligo) covalently bound by an internucleotide linkage to the succinylated Sephacryl S-500 support through 1.9-diaminononane spacer was used as starting compound to assemble the E. coli rec A promoter DNA fragment from synthetic oligos by means of T4 DNA ligase. The solid-phase assembly of the designed DNA was performed by two ways: stepwise ligation of two pairs of oligos (2 dyads) or simultaneous ligation of four oligos (tetrad). Both ways gave equal results with some preference in the tetrad case. The reliability of E. coli promoter DNA fragment assembly was demonstrated by cloning it in a plasmid vector and sequencing the cloned DNA by the solid-phase Maxam--Gilbert technique.
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PMID:[Solid phase ligation of synthetic DNA fragments]. 228 22

Two self-complementary decadeoxyribonucleotides TAATGC*ATTA (where C* is a derivative of 5-methyl cytosine with a carboxy- or aminofunction attached through a spacer to the exocyclic amino group) were synthesized. Carbodiimide induced condensation of the amino and carboxyl groups in the opposite strands to give the crosslinks with a yield up to 20%. Cross-linking of two opposite strands in the duplex formed by the self-complementary aliphatic amino group-containing decanucleotide was performed with the use of glutaric aldehyde with a similar efficiency. The structure of the dimers obtained and position of the crosslinks were confirmed by the Maxam--Gilbert method. Efficiencies of the T4 DNA ligase-induced polycondensations of the double-stranded modified decanucleotides and of the cross-linked products differed significantly.
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PMID:[Chemical reactions in double-helical nucleic acids. XVI. Synthesis of DNA-duplexes containing regularly repeating transverse covalent cross- links]. 816 62