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Radiation Damage in DNA

When DNA is irradiated, the resulting anions are primarily C(—) and T(—) [49]. However, the adiabatic electron affinities A Ea are Pu Pyr. The abundance of the Pyr(—) could imply inaccurate values of the AEa or lower-energy excited states of A(—) and G(—) in DNA. The CURES-EC A Ea of G, at 1.5 eV, agrees with the experimental value, but an E a of 0.3 0.05 eV is obtained for the local minimum dipolar planar anion. The dipole moment of G is similar to that of C and thus the DBEA should be about the same, 0.25 eV. The E and the predicted DBEA are approximately the same. [Pg.320]

67% of the spin resides on G. The spin density on the cytosine in the GC keto(—) form is similar to the spin density of the isolated anion of cytosine in that it is distributed over the complete molecule. The spin density in the GC enol(—) form is different in that the spin density is localized on a few atoms. [Pg.324]

One of the most important conclusions of this chapter is that there remains much to be done to characterize the thermal electron reactions of even the nucleic acids [Pg.326]

Available at http //www.nobel.se/medicine/educational/poster/1998. [Pg.327]

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Hole, E.O. Sagstuen, E. Close, D.M. Nelson, W.H. In Radiation Damage in DNA Structure Function Relationships at Early times, Fucianelli, A.F. Zimbrick, J.D., Eds. Battelle Press Columbus, Ohio, 1995 105 pp. [Pg.469]

Sevilla MD, Becker D (1994) Radiation damage in DNA. Electron Spin Reson 14 130-165 Sevilla MD, Failor R, Zorman G (1974) Radicals formed after electron attachment to 5-halouracils in aqueous glasses. J Phys Chem 78 696-699... [Pg.329]

Fuciarelli AF, Zimbrick JD (eds) (1995) Radiation Damage in DNA Structure/Function Relationships at Early Times, Batelle, Columbus. [Pg.572]

Colson AO, Sevilla MD (1995). Elucidation of primary radiation damage in DNA through application of ab initio molecular orbital theory. Int J Radiat Biol 67 627-645. [Pg.668]

Andreev S.G., Khvostunov I.K., Spitkovskii D.M., Talyzina T.A., Biophysical modeling of radiation damage in DNA and chromatin induced by radiation of varying quality, Radiat. Biol. Radioecol., 1997,37,533-538. [Pg.275]


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