A Split DNA Scaffold for a Green Fluorescent Silver Cluster

Volume: 123, Issue: 28, Pages: 17588 - 17597
Published: Jun 26, 2019
Abstract
Silver molecules are chromophores with diverse spectra and rich photophysics, and DNA strands act as ligands that develop specific molecular silver species. For example, C4AC4T*C3GT4 selectively yields a Ag106+ fluorophore with λex/λem = 490/550 nm. This single-stranded DNA coordinates and protects the cluster, and its integrity was challenged by breaking the phosphodiester backbone at the innocuous T*. The resulting C4AC4T and C3GT4 fragments...
Paper Details
Title
A Split DNA Scaffold for a Green Fluorescent Silver Cluster
Published Date
Jun 26, 2019
Volume
123
Issue
28
Pages
17588 - 17597
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