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In the normal sequence (above), electron moves slowly and blinks slowly. In the case of a mutation, electron moves fast and blinks fast. The speed of electron movement is measured in single molecules by the rate of blinking to diagnose point mutations.
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2022, Shunya Fan et al. Electron transfer kinetics through nucleic acids untangled by single-molecular fluorescence blinking. Chem.
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