The effect of microwave irradiation on DNA hybridization.
Org Biomol Chem. 2009 Jun 21; 7(12):2506-8
Scott K Silverman
11 Jun 2009
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Interesting Hypothesis, New Finding, Technical Advance
This report describes how microwave irradiation affects DNA melting. Unexpectedly, the authors find that different lengths of double-stranded DNA (13 to 25 base pairs, which in the absence of microwaves have conventional melting temperatures that range from 51 to 81 degrees Celsius) all melt at approximately the same microwave power...
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