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/*       Marine Dumousseau                                                    */
/*       EMBL-EBI, neurobiology computational group,                          */
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    	/* contains the parameters for RNA/RNA double dangling ends of ;
	REF: Martin J Serra et al. (2006). Nucleic Acids research 34: 3338-3344 
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		<data type="double_dangling_end">
			<dangling sequence="RY/Y" sens="3">
				<enthalpy>0.0</enthalpy>
				<entropy>0.0</entropy>
			</dangling>
			<dangling sequence="RRR/Y" sens="3">
				<enthalpy>0.0</enthalpy>
				<entropy>0.0</entropy>
			</dangling>
			<dangling sequence="RRY/Y" sens="3">
				<enthalpy>-2500.0</enthalpy>
				<entropy>-6.7</entropy>				
			</dangling>
			<dangling sequence="YY/R" sens="3">
				<enthalpy>0.0</enthalpy>
				<entropy>0.0</entropy>
			</dangling>
			<dangling sequence="YR/R" sens="3">
				<enthalpy>-2500.0</enthalpy>
				<entropy>-6.7</entropy>			
			</dangling>
		</data>