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If a compound had intercalated into DNA's base pairs, could this intercalation cause the d-orbital splitting energy of a compound to change? How?
If a compound had intercalated into DNA's base pairs, could this intercalation cause the d-orbital splitting energy of a compound to change? How?
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Intercalating agents are hydrophobic heterocyclic ring molecules that resemble the ring structure of base pairs and include ethidium bromide acridine orange and actinomycin D Insertion of these agents ...
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Organic Chemistry
Authors: Joseph M. Hornback
2nd Edition
9781133384847, 9780199270293, 534389511, 1133384846, 978-0534389512
