Issue 1, 2009

Structural similarity of hydrogen-bonded and metal-coordinated abiotic base pairs allows oligonucleotide-like mutual stacking,

Abstract

A hydrogen bonded artificial base-pair can replace a metal-bridged ligand pair in an almost isosteric fashion to give a hybrid π-stacked cage complex containing one base-bair and one metal-bridged linkage suggesting the components have potential as artificial nucleobases.

Graphical abstract: Structural similarity of hydrogen-bonded and metal-coordinated abiotic base pairs allows oligonucleotide-like mutual stacking,

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Article information

Article type
Paper
Submitted
01 Sep 2008
Accepted
15 Sep 2008
First published
08 Oct 2008

CrystEngComm, 2009,11, 118-121

Structural similarity of hydrogen-bonded and metal-coordinated abiotic base pairs allows oligonucleotide-like mutual stacking,

M. M. Piepenbrock, K. M. Anderson, B. C. R. Sansam, N. Clarke and J. W. Steed, CrystEngComm, 2009, 11, 118 DOI: 10.1039/B815252G

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