Titlebook: Spectroscopy of Inorganic Bioactivators; Theory and Applicati Theophile Theophanides Book 1989 Kluwer Academic Publishers 1989 DNA.Nucleoti

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Application of Continuous-Flow Fast Atom Bombardment and Related Desorption-Ionization Techniques intion of conventional mass spectrometry using electron or chemical ionization to the analysis of nucleosides, nucleotides and their metal-adducts is discussed with regards to the physical problems related to the specific nature of these compounds. Fundamental aspects of desorption-ionization techniqu

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Two-Dimensional NMR Spectroscopy and Sequential Resonance Assignments Strategy in Short and Medium Signment strategy for the recognitions of the individual nonexchangeable and water-exchangeable proton resonances in short and medium size (from about 3 to 25 base pairs) oligonucleotide fragments is presented in some detail. Two examples concerning 7 and 14 bp lac-operator DNA fragments are illustra

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Picosecond Electron Transfer and Nonlinear Spectroscopypolating from data obtained in the nanosecond regime and thus allowed for clearly examining the various processes in real-time. In this discussion we wish to present the application of picosecond lasers in the study of a biological process of primary importance such as photosynthesis.

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Applications of Infrared and Raman Spectroscopy in an Industrial Laboratorya of novel and effective sample handling devices. Of greatest importance among these developments, however, is the dramatic increase in in situ methods for examining catalysts or polymers which is opening a new era of impressive applications.

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A Portable Monitor of Atmospheric Pollutantsper cent. The need for such monitors arises from public concerns about the quality of ambient air, particularly the deleterious effects of chemicals advertently or inadvertently released into the atmosphere. Potential users of such monitors are industry, environmental authorities, waste disposal companies, and even private individuals.

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Metal Ion-Nucleic Acid Interactions as Studied by Fourier Transform Infrared Spectroscopy’ ./. (A-DNA), C2’./. (B-DNA) and C3’./. (Z-DNA). These bands have been observed in FT-IR spectra of metal ion-nucleotide adducts, as well as, in metal ion-DNA adducts, in the regions, 600–900 cm. and 1000–1700 cm., similar to Raman spectra.