An accurate data‐adaptive system for NMO correction and stacking of 3‐D common midpoint data

Bloomquist, Marvin G.; Wang, Yung-liang

doi:10.1190/1.1893969

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“…Nonintercalators either give no signal or signals which do not correlate with whether they are bound to (+) or (−). 15,16 The electron density of intercalated porphyrins couple to that of the polynucleotide "antenna" 15 and this self-recognition and communication among the porphyrin moieties is accomplished without direct contact among them. Through the use of resonance light scattering (RLS), discussed below, we could show that the porphyrins do not form self-aggregates under the conditions at which they produce enhanced CD signals with psi condensates.…”

Section: Condensed Dnamentioning

confidence: 99%

Circular dichroism and the interactions of water soluble porphyrins with DNA—A minireview

2003

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The size, sign, and profile of induced circular dichroism (CD) features in the Soret region are reliable indicators of the binding modes of porphyrins and metalloporphyrins to DNA. Porphyrins shown (using such CD criteria) to be intercalators in monodispersed DNA duplexes prove extremely useful for the detection and characterization of organized, condensed forms of nucleic acids (psi-condensates). In addition, certain select porphyrin derivatives can form extended assemblies on nonaggregated DNA templates. A combination of CD and resonance light scattering (RLS) measurements allows for sensitive detection and characterization of these porphyrin arrays.

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confidence: 99%