A Barrier Penetration Model for DNA Double Strand Separation
Ajit Kumar Mohanty
Abstract
A barrier penetration model has been proposed to explain the spontaneous melting of the DNA oligomers into two separate single strands whereas the partially melted intermediate states are shown to be the bound state solution of the same effective potential that generates the barrier.
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