Publications by authors named "Bernard Rayner"

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A mirror-image tetramolecular DNA quadruplex.
Phong Lan Thao Tran, Rui Moriyama, Atsushi Maruyama, Bernard Rayner, Jean-Louis Mergny

Chem Commun (Camb)· May 2011

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2'-O-Appended polyamines that increase triple-helix-forming oligonucleotide affinity are selected by dynamic combinatorial chemistry.
Laurent Azéma, Katell Bathany, Bernard Rayner

Chembiochem· December 2010

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Aptamers targeting RNA molecules.
Marguerite Watrin, Eric Dausse, Isabelle Lebars, Bernard Rayner, Anthony Bugaut

Methods Mol Biol· May 2009

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SELEX and dynamic combinatorial chemistry interplay for the selection of conjugated RNA aptamers.
Anthony Bugaut, Jean-Jacques Toulmé, Bernard Rayner

Org Biomol Chem· November 2006

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Formation of N-branched oligonucleotides as by-products in solid-phase oligonucleotide synthesis.
Christian Cazenave, Katell Bathany, Bernard Rayner

Oligonucleotides· August 2006

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In vitro selection procedures for identifying DNA and RNA aptamers targeted to nucleic acids and proteins.
Eric Dausse, Christian Cazenave, Bernard Rayner, Jean-Jacques Toulmé

Methods Mol Biol· November 2004

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Use of dynamic combinatorial chemistry for the identification of covalently appended residues that stabilize oligonucleotide complexes.
Anthony Bugaut, Jean-Jacques Toulmé, Bernard Rayner

Angew Chem Int Ed Engl· June 2004

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L-nucleotides and 8-methylguanine of d(C1m8G2C3G4C5LG6LC7G8C9G10)2 act cooperatively to promote a left-handed helix under physiological salt conditions.
Ilham Cherrak, Olivier Mauffret, Fanny Santamaria, Alexandre Hocquet, Mahmoud Ghomi, Bernard Rayner

Nucleic Acids Res· December 2003

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