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Presents the latest developments on the interaction of metal
complexes with nucleic acids, the building blocks of life.
Bioinorganic chemistry is a highly interdisciplinary area of
research and is of great interest to scientists working in the
fields of coordination chemistry, biochemistry, supramolecular
chemistry, nanotechnology, computational chemistry, and inorganic
chemistry in general. Includes the latest research in DNA
recognition by supramolecular metal complexes. Describes the
applications of this exciting area of research in metal-nucleic
acid chemistry.
This handbook describes methods of preparation, characterization,
toxicity, and therapeutic indices of transition metal complexes of
the naturally occurring heterocyclic nucleobases and their
derivatives. Modes of coordination are listed together with the
relevant spectral data and major methods of investigation. Where
appropriate, the spectrum of the sample is included in the
pertinent section on spectroscopy. Data on the uncomplexed bases,
such as solubility, pK, accepted structure(s) in the solid state
and solutions, and the natural occurrence of the base are also
included. Volume II of this work provides the spectroscopic data to
accompany Volume I. Volume II is divided into two sections: Section
1 summarizes the data and Section 2 is comprised of figures. In
Section 1, the complexes are arranged according to the method of
study. In Section 2, figures are listed by base type and follow the
sequence of Volume I, mainly complexes of the pyrimidine bases,
nucleosides and nucleotides, and then purine bases, nucleosides,
and nucleotides.
This handbook describes methods of preparation, characterization,
toxicity, and therapeutic indices of transition metal complexes of
the naturally occurring heterocyclic nucleobases and their
derivatives. Modes of coordination are listed together with the
relevant spectral data and major methods of investigation. Where
appropriate, the spectrum of the sample is included in the
pertinent section on spectroscopy. Data on the uncomplexed bases,
such as solubility, pK, accepted structure(s) in the solid state
and solutions, and the natural occurrence of the base are also
included. Volume II of this work provides the spectroscopic data to
accompany Volume I. Volume II is divided into two sections: Section
1 summarizes the data and Section 2 is comprised of figures. In
Section 1, the complexes are arranged according to the method of
study. In Section 2, figures are listed by base type and follow the
sequence of Volume I, mainly complexes of the pyrimidine bases,
nucleosides and nucleotides, and then purine bases, nucleosides,
and nucleotides.
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++++ Actus Sollemnes In Illustri Gymnasio Erlangensi Amplissimi
Scholarcharum Collegii Auctoritate D. XI. Oct. M D CC LXXXXVIII
Habendos Indicit Gymnasii Rector M. Joannes Bernhardus Lippert
Johann Bernhard Lippert, Johann Jacob Sartorius Hilpert, 1798
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