High-Energy Long-Lived Excited States in DNA Double Strands
Résumé
Dark DNA light: Dark excited states of alternating GC double strands emit fluorescence at 4000 cm-1 higher energy (see spectrum) and with four orders of magnitude longer lifetime compared to the bright * states. Such high-energy long-lived excited states are expected to play a key role in the DNA photoreactivity associated with the appearance of carcinogenic mutations.
Domaines
Chimie théorique et/ou physique
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