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Artificial DNA: PNA & XNA
Volume 1, Issue 1
January/February/March 2010
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Dr. Peter E. Nielsen
University of Copenhagen

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Print ISSN: 1949-095X
Online ISSN: 1949-0968

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About Artificial DNA: PNA & XNA

In January of 2010 we will launch Artificial DNA: PNA & XNA, the first international peer-reviewed journal of its kind to focus exclusively on chemistry and chemical biology of non-natural DNA.

We believe this is an excellent time to start this journal which will aid in formally establishing and defining this expanding field within chemical and synthetic biology.

Artificial DNA: PNA & XNA will be a multi-disciplinary journal covering chemical, biophysical, medical and conceptual aspects of non-natural DNA analogues and mimics including PNA, LNA, HNA, morpholinos etc., as well as of DNA containing non-natural (e.g. orthogonal) base pairs.

Artificial DNA: PNA & XNA will publish broadly three general types of papers, i) original research, ii) methods and technical advances, iii) reviews and meeting reports. Original papers will cover topics important in the field, including new chemistry and structures, new concepts, biological and biomedical applications as well as origin of life and artificial cell aspects. We realize new developments in methodology and techniques are an important resource for the research community. Therefore, a section of the journal will allow the latest developments in novel methods concepts.

 

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