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Hydrogen bonding metal coordinated alteration

Pairing Schemes. Metal coordination to a nucleobase can have a major influence on hydrogen-bonding properties, ranging from steric blockage to polarization effects, nucleobase ionization, and stabilization of rare tautomers. The window of nucleobase neutrality is clearly altered as a consequence of metal coordination. [Pg.435]

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