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Ruthenium cytosine

Examination of the visible spectra of Ru/DNA complexes reveals that the ruthenium binds primarily at guanine Ny sites on the DNA with additional binding at the exocyclic nitrogens of adenine and cytosine [45, 46]. Possible further binding sites for a species such as a>[Ru(H20)2(NH3)4] have been discussed [27]. [Pg.150]

See other pages where Ruthenium cytosine is mentioned: [Pg.36] [Pg.212] [Pg.296] [Pg.2094] [Pg.160] [Pg.296] [Pg.3750] [Pg.167] [Pg.212] [Pg.347] [Pg.213]

See also in sourсe #XX -- [ Pg.426 , Pg.427 ]

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