2021
DOI: 10.1039/d1cp01014j
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Site-selective soft X-ray absorption as a tool to study protonation and electronic structure of gas-phase DNA

Abstract: The conformation and the electronic structure of gas-phase oligonucleotides depends strongly on the protonation site. 5’-d(FUAG) can either be protonated at the A-N1 or at the G-N7 position. We have...

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“…2d have been obtained. In qualitative agreement with our results for smaller, protonated oligonucleotides, 26 the spectra feature a strong increase between 285 eV and 292 eV that is due to resonant C 1s excitation into unoccupied molecular orbitals, mostly of π* character (see Fig. 2e , left).…”
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“…2d have been obtained. In qualitative agreement with our results for smaller, protonated oligonucleotides, 26 the spectra feature a strong increase between 285 eV and 292 eV that is due to resonant C 1s excitation into unoccupied molecular orbitals, mostly of π* character (see Fig. 2e , left).…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 91%
“…This fact is even more clear, when zooming in on the small positive fragments (see Fig. 2c ): the most intense fragment GH + (152 Da) is due to glycosidic bond cleavage accompanied by double H/proton transfer, a very common process also observed in photofragmentation 26 but also in collision-induced dissociation 27 of protonated oligonucleotides. The peak at 135 Da is most likely formed by NH 3 loss from GH + , which is a common fragmentation channel in protonated guanine.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 87%
“…The final states of the transitions contributing to both bands a N and b N all have π * character and are localized on the nucleobases. This is discussed in detail in ref [12].…”
Section: Partial Ion Yield Spectramentioning
confidence: 93%
“…The imine A-N1 atom of adenine is the most likely protonation site in [d( F UAG)+H] + . When A-N1 is protonated, the lowest energy absorption transition localized at A contributes to the b N band rather than to the a N band [12]. Band b N is generally comprising transitions on amine nitrogen atoms in all three nucleobases.…”
Section: Partial Ion Yield Spectramentioning
confidence: 99%
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