Ranganathan, Darshan ; Patel, Bhisma Kumar ; Mishra, Rakesh K. (1993) Design of a chemical nuclease model with (Lys)2Cu as the core motif Journal of the Chemical Society, Chemical Communications (4). pp. 337-339. ISSN 0022-4936
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Abstract
Coded amino acid L-lysine is utilized for the design of a chemical nuclease model wherein the α-amino carboxylate unit of the amino acid is used for the formation of the copper complex acting as the metal cleaving centre, and the ω-amino function of the molecule is exploited to carry the DNA recognition elements; models with duplex purines and quinazolines as the carrier ligands attached at the ω-amino end of the lysine–metal template are synthesized and demonstrated to effect the cleavage of double stranded DNA under physiological conditions.
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