Cytosine catalysis of nitrosative guanine deamination and interstrand cross-link formation.
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Summary
It is argued that this environment-induced switch causes entirely different reaction paths to products as compared to the respective "free nucleobase" chemistry, and the complete consistency is demonstrated of this mechanistic model with all known experimental results.
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- article
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- 2005-05-03
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- 27
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Keywords
Chemistry, Nucleobase, Deamination, Cytosine, Guanine
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