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Dannenberg, J. J., Tomasz, Maria (2000) Hydrogen-Bond Acid/Base Catalysis:  A Density Functional Theory Study of Protonated Guanine-(Substituted) Cytosine Base Pairs as Models for Nucleophilic Attack on Mitomycin in DNA. Journal Of The American Chemical Society, 122 (9) 2062-2068 doi:10.1021/ja993145i

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TitleHydrogen-Bond Acid/Base Catalysis:  A Density Functional Theory Study of Protonated Guanine-(Substituted) Cytosine Base Pairs as Models for Nucleophilic Attack on Mitomycin in DNA
JournalJournal Of The American Chemical Society
AuthorsDannenberg, J. J.Author
Tomasz, MariaAuthor
Year2000 (March)Volume122
Issue9
PublisherAmerican Chemical Society (ACS)
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Full ReferenceDannenberg, J. J., Tomasz, Maria (2000) Hydrogen-Bond Acid/Base Catalysis:  A Density Functional Theory Study of Protonated Guanine-(Substituted) Cytosine Base Pairs as Models for Nucleophilic Attack on Mitomycin in DNA. Journal Of The American Chemical Society, 122 (9) 2062-2068 doi:10.1021/ja993145i
Plain TextDannenberg, J. J., Tomasz, Maria (2000) Hydrogen-Bond Acid/Base Catalysis:  A Density Functional Theory Study of Protonated Guanine-(Substituted) Cytosine Base Pairs as Models for Nucleophilic Attack on Mitomycin in DNA. Journal Of The American Chemical Society, 122 (9) 2062-2068 doi:10.1021/ja993145i
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