ps-TRIR covers all the bases – recent advances in the use of transient IR for the detection of short-lived species in nucleic acids

Michael Towrie; Gerard W. Doorley; Michael W. George; Anthony W. Parker; Susan J. Quinn; John M. Kelly

doi:10.1039/B902108F

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ps-TRIR covers all the bases – recent advances in the use of transient IR for the detection of short-lived species in nucleic acids

Michael Towrie , Gerard W. Doorley , Michael W. George , Anthony W. Parker , Susan J. Quinn and John M. Kelly

Analyst, 2009, 134, 1265-1273

DOI: 10.1039/B902108F
First published on the web 05 May 2009

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Recent developments of the picosecond transient absorption infrared technique and its ability to elucidate the nature and kinetic behaviour of transient species formed upon pulsed laser excitation of nucleic acids are described.

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