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Azargun, Mohammad, Meister, Paul J., Gauld, James W., Fridgen, Travis D. (2019) The K2(9-ethylguanine)122+ quadruplex is more stable to unimolecular dissociation than the K(9-ethylguanine)8+ quadruplex in the gas phase: a BIRD, energy resolved SORI-CID, IRMPD spectroscopic, and computational study. Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics, 21 (28). 15319-15326 doi:10.1039/c9cp01651a

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TitleThe K2(9-ethylguanine)122+ quadruplex is more stable to unimolecular dissociation than the K(9-ethylguanine)8+ quadruplex in the gas phase: a BIRD, energy resolved SORI-CID, IRMPD spectroscopic, and computational study
JournalPhysical Chemistry Chemical Physics
AuthorsAzargun, MohammadAuthor
Meister, Paul J.Author
Gauld, James W.Author
Fridgen, Travis D.Author
Year2019Volume21
Issue28
PublisherRoyal Society of Chemistry (RSC)
DOIdoi:10.1039/c9cp01651aSearch in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceAzargun, Mohammad, Meister, Paul J., Gauld, James W., Fridgen, Travis D. (2019) The K2(9-ethylguanine)122+ quadruplex is more stable to unimolecular dissociation than the K(9-ethylguanine)8+ quadruplex in the gas phase: a BIRD, energy resolved SORI-CID, IRMPD spectroscopic, and computational study. Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics, 21 (28). 15319-15326 doi:10.1039/c9cp01651a
Plain TextAzargun, Mohammad, Meister, Paul J., Gauld, James W., Fridgen, Travis D. (2019) The K2(9-ethylguanine)122+ quadruplex is more stable to unimolecular dissociation than the K(9-ethylguanine)8+ quadruplex in the gas phase: a BIRD, energy resolved SORI-CID, IRMPD spectroscopic, and computational study. Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics, 21 (28). 15319-15326 doi:10.1039/c9cp01651a
In(2019) Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics Vol. 21 (28) Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC)

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