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Fig 1.

Structures of (A) nogalamycin and (B) daunomycin.

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Fig 2.

AFM topographs of DNA-nogalamycin complex after incubation for (A) 1 h, (B) 6 h, (C) 12 h, (D) 18 h, (E) 36 h and (F) 48 h.

DNAconc: 1.7 μg.ml-1. Scale bar: 100 nm. Z-ranges: (A) 0–0.7 nm, (B) 0–0.8 nm, (C) 0–1.4 nm, (D) 0–0.6 nm, (E) 0–0.8 nm and (F) 0–0.8 nm.

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Fig 3.

AFM topographs of DNA-daunomycin complex after incubation for (A) 1 h, (B) 18 h, (C) 36 h and (D) 48 h.

DNAconc: 1.7 μg.ml-1. Scale bar: 100 nm. Z-ranges: (A) 0–1.2 nm, (B) 0–0.9 nm, (C) 0–0.8 nm and (D) 0–1.2 nm.

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Fig 4.

AFM force-extension trace for 692 bp dsDNA molecule.

The red curve is the elasticity fit (well-fit to the high force ssDNA elasticity region) according to the modified FJC model having contour length (L) = 218 nm, Kuhn segment length (b) = 0.52 nm, molecular stretch modulus (S) = 800 pN at T = 25.4°C.

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Fig 5.

AFM force-extension traces for nogalamycin-treated dsDNA molecules, for dsDNA:drug molar ratio (1:10) after (A) 1 h and (B) 48 h incubation; for the molar ratio (1:26) after (C) 1 h and (D) 48 h incubation; and for the molar ratio 1:40 after (E) 1 h and (F) 48 h incubation.

The red curves are the elasticity fits (well-fit to the high force ssDNA elasticity regions) according to the modified FJC model.

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Fig 6.

AFM force-extension traces for daunomycin-treated dsDNA molecules, for the dsDNA:drug molar ratio (1:10) after (A) 1 h and (B) 48 h incubation; and for the molar ratio (1:26) after (C) 1 h and (D) 48 h incubation.

The red curves are the elasticity fits (well-fit to the high force ssDNA elasticity regions) according to the modified FJC model.

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Fig 7.

Changes in contour length of 692 bp dsDNA incubated with nogalamycin (open square) and daunomycin (filled circle) with time.

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