1989
DOI: 10.1021/ja00186a022
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Synthesis, characterization, and DNA-binding properties of (1,2-diaminoethane)platinum(II) complexes linked to the DNA intercalator acridine orange by trimethylene and hexamethylene chains

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“…Analogous interaction modes were also reported for proflavine, [41] acridine orange [21,42] and acridine orange derivatives. [26,43] This study has shown that the bifunctional molecule D and its Zn II complex ([ZnD]) interact with double-stranded DNA, to form stable complexes.…”
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“…Analogous interaction modes were also reported for proflavine, [41] acridine orange [21,42] and acridine orange derivatives. [26,43] This study has shown that the bifunctional molecule D and its Zn II complex ([ZnD]) interact with double-stranded DNA, to form stable complexes.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 73%
“…[21,[23][24][25][26][27][28] Because the aggregation process can interfere with all other equilibria, the ability of D and its Zn II complex to form aggregates was investigated first.…”
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“…This red shift (Dl = 10 nm) is in agreement with the results reported by other authors for acridine orange (AO) and for a Pt(II) complex bearing a pendant AO fragment, and is consistent with an intercalative binding of the compounds. [17][18][19] As the DNA concentration increases, the shoulder at 470 nm diminishes in intensity. Such a shoulder can be assigned to the presence of dimeric species, resulting from the self-association of AO rings, their formation being less probable when the compounds bind to DNA.…”
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