Published July 5, 2000
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Spectroscopy and Electrochemistry of Ruthenium-Modified Nucleic Acids: Design of a Novel Metal-Binding Nucleoside
Abstract
Electron transfer (ET) reactions through DNA have been the subject of numerous investigations due to the implications for light-induced DNA damage and the quest for understanding long-range ET events in biological molecules. An important objective in this area continues to be the facile and site-specific incorporation of metal complexes into DNA. While recent work has focused on nucleobasic and nonnucleosidic sites for the attachment of high-potential complexes, our efforts have concentrated on the ribose ring (to minimize structural perturbations) as the incorporation site for both high- and low-potential metal complexes.
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© 2000 American Chemical Society. Received November 10, 1999. Publication Date (Web): June 13, 2000. We wish to thank Jay R. Winkler and Harry B. Gray of the Beckman Institute Laser Resource Center (BILRC) and Graham Heath of the Australian National University for helpful discussions. Mass spectrometry results were provided by Gary Hathaway (Caltech PPMAL). This work was supported by NIST (ATP) Award 70NANB5H1031, Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL 67192), and the Beckman Institute Biological Imaging Center.Attached Files
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- 10.1021/ja9939643
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- National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)
- 70NANB5H1031
- JPL
- 67192
- Caltech Beckman Institute
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