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Catenary-like pattern of stretching DNA molecules: experiments and models

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- Catenary-like pattern of stretching DNA molecules: experiments and models Cover Article Enhanced Publication
- Nuclear Science and Techniques Vol.13, Issue 3, (2002)
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  Shanghai Institute of Nuclear Research, the Chinese Academy of Sciences,Shanghai,201800
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- DOI： CLC： O412.2, O413, O572.32⁺1
- Published：01 August 2002，
  
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  Received：11 December 2001，
  
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Xiao-Ling LEI, Shi-Ying WU, Yi ZHANG, et al. Catenary-like pattern of stretching DNA molecules: experiments and models. [J]. Nuclear Science and Techniques 13(3):156-160(2002)
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Catenary-like pattern of stretching DNA molecules: experiments and models Cover Article Enhanced Publication