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Differential stabilization of adenine quartets by anions and cations.

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Authors: van der Wijst T, Lippert B, Swart M, Guerra CF, Bickelhaupt FM

Year

2010

Paper ID

12424

Status

Peer-reviewed

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110

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18

Abstract

We have investigated the structures and stabilities of four different adenine quartets with alkali and halide ions in the gas phase and in water, using dispersion-corrected density functional theory at the BLYP-D/TZ2P level. First, we examine the empty quartets and how they interact with alkali cations and halide anions with formation of adenine quartet-ion complexes. Second, we examine the interaction in a stack, in which a planar adenine quartet interacts with a cation or anion in the periphery as well as in the center of the quartet. Interestingly, for the latter situation, we find that both cations and anions can stabilize a planar adenine quartet in a stack.

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