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CPK® Atomic Models, Nucleic Acids Helices Components
The fully assembled models are shipped complete with stable base plate. The kits include all the components required to assemble a durable attractive helix of great utility in the classroom as well as the research laboratory.
A one-turn helix is 47 cm (18.5 in) high and approximately 30.5 cm (12 in) diameter. Allow about 42.5 cm (17 in) for each additional turn. The models are supplied with approximately equal numbers of G-C and A-T bases (67-8318 Adenine-Thymine Base Pair). There is no extra cost if you wish to specify the sequence of base pairs; merely indicate it on your order.

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678342 CPK® Atomic Models, Nucleic Acids Helix Base Yes -- View Pricing
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678227 CPK® Atomic Models, Nucleic Acids Helix Support Plate Yes -- View Pricing
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676189 CPK® Atomic Models, Nucleic Acids Helix Central Support Rod, 70 cm (27.6 in) for 1.5 Turn Helix Yes -- View Pricing
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676197 CPK® Atomic Models, Nucleic Acids Helix Central Support Rod, 90 cm (35.4 in) for 2.0 Turn Helix Yes -- View Pricing
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678011 CPK® Atomic Models, Nucleic Acids Helix Pentapeptide Chain Unit -- 5 days View Pricing
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678045 CPK® Atomic Models, Nucleic Acids Helix Decapeptide H-Bonding Unit -- 5 days View Pricing
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• Assembled DNA helix is a unique teaching tool
• DNA , RNA and hybrid DNA-RNA models and kits available
• Available as fully assembled models or as unassembled kit

Harvard Apparatus CPK® Atomic Models are sold three ways:
1. Individual Atomic Models, Connectors, and Accessories. These are specified on the following pages.
2. Sets for Specific Purposes
3. Assembled Molecular Structures. It is often more convenient to buy pre-assembled molecular structures. There is a large selection of these on the following pages.
Harvard Apparatus is always ready to quote for the custom assembly of all types of molecular structures.
Specifications and Assembly
Scale
1.25 cm/Å. Large enough to maintain high accuracy, yet small enough so that macromolecules are not unwieldy. For example, a model 20 x 40 x 100 Å can be built on a table top.
Accuracy
Bond Angles ±0°30’; Covalent radii ±0.01Å; van der Waals radii ±0.03Å. These are as they occur in most biomolecular structures, and these data agree generally with those published by Corey & Pauling. However, several changes reflecting recent observations have been incorporated.
Density
Less than 1.0 gram/ml for a molecule as a whole. For maximum strength with minimum weight, the atoms are hollow. Except for hydrogen, they are injection-molded in Implex, a hard and durable modified acrylic polyester. Hydrogen has an elastically-compressible polyethylene shell.
Color
Atoms and connectors are easily identified since each component is color-coded. The color cannot be worn away since it is an integral part of the plastic. Further, atom surfaces are satin-finished so that they can be lighted easily for vivid photography to illustrate journal articles.
Restricted Rotation
The rotation of certain atoms may be prevented with a special keyed link, see 67-7039 Connector Link, Locking on following page. The rotation of tetrahedral carbons in C-C bonds may be hindered with a special carbon link to produce the three-fold rotational potential
characteristic of such bonds, see 67-7047 Connector Link, Carbon on following page.
Hydrogen Bonding
Linear and non-linear bonded hydrogen species provide functional H-bonds to the appropriate species of nitrogen and oxygen. H-bond distance is adjustable.
Special Atom Species
A user may construct additional atom species not offered as regular CPK Atomic Models and use them with the regular CPK Atomic Models by attaching the 67-7088 Socket. This Socket takes all seven of the connector links offered on the following page.
Assembling or Taking Apart CPK® Atomic Models is Easy.
Assembly
A Connector Link is placed in the well on the end of the handle of the 67-7120 Construction Tool. The Connector Link is then pressed into the female socket of the atom. The second atom is simply pressed onto the first with a slight twist, and the bond is made.
Taking Apart
To remove a Connector Link, the forked end of the 67-7120 Construction Tool is slipped around the center groove of the link, and the tool is pried upward.
The atoms are held together with great tenacity. A force of 5 to 7 kg is required to separate them. This force is readily furnished by the levering blade of the 67-7120 Construction Tool.
The marked superiority of the CPK® Atomic Models derives largely from Dr. Koltun’s Connector Links. His analysis of the engineering problems involved led him to combine new plastic materials with innovative link designs which satisfy four critical requirements simultaneously.
Since bond distances and angles for particular atoms are known to vary even in similar structures, two special links, in addition to the standard link, are provided to increase or decrease the normal bond distance by +0.08Å or -0.05Å.
A special ‘gluing’ link is also available for permanently connecting atoms at standard bond distances.
The various link types are color-coded to aid identification.
Nucleic Acid Helices & Components
The fully assembled models are shipped complete with stable base plate. The kits include all the components required to assemble a durable attractive helix of great utility in the classroom as well as the research laboratory.
A one-turn helix is 47 cm (18.5 in) high and approximately 30.5 cm (12 in) diameter. Allow about 42.5 cm (17 in) for each additional turn. The models are supplied with approximately equal numbers of G-C and A-T bases (67-8318 Adenine-Thymine Base Pair). There is no extra cost if you wish to specify the sequence of base pairs; merely indicate it on your order.


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Specifications678342678227676189676197678011678045
Central Support Rod Height English*na in*na in27.6 in35.4 in*na in*na in
Central Support Rod Height Metric*na cm*na cm70 cm90 cm*na cm*na cm
Scale Metric1.25 cm/Å1.25 cm/Å1.25 cm/Å1.25 cm/Å1.25 cm/Å1.25 cm/Å

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100% Login to view 4-Methylhomoibotenic Acid Activates a Novel Metabotropic.pdf
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Oocyte Clamp Amplifier use in finding 4-Methylhomoibotenic Acid Activates a Novel Metabotropic Glutamate Receptor Coupled to Phosphoinostide
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Infusion/Withdrawal Pump use in Developing the atomic force miscoscope for studies of living cells
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Electrophysiologic cardiac effects of the new local anesthetic IQB-9302 with use of infusion pump model 22
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Infusion/Withdrawal Pump use in Developing the atomic force miscoscope for studies of living cells
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High Force Modular Pumping Component Manual
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Characterization of Hop Acids by Liquid Chromatography with Negative Electrospray Ionization Mass Spectrometry
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Microliter Flow M.P.C Modular Pumping Component Manual
40% Login to view PP42 Branched-Chain Keto Acid Catabolism via the Gene Products of the bkd Operon in Enterococcus faecalis.pdf
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Branched-Chain Keto Acid Catabolism via the Gene Products of the bkd Operon in Enterococcus faecalis
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Pharmacological block of the slow component of the outward delayed rectifier fails to lengthen rabbit ventricular muscle and action potential duration
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Differential partitioning of Maternal fatty acid and phospholipid in mosquito larvae
   

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CPK Manual
   

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