Which are the most efficient enzymes and materials for selecting and amplifying candidate aptamers against RNA structures? Any suggestions?

Maria Sotirios Kaponi @Maria_Kaponi

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I would like to thank Dr Eric Dausse for having already given relevant feedback.

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