The nature of the DNA template (single- versus double-stranded) affects the rate of aquation of a dinuclear Pt anticancer drug

Davies, Murray S., Berners-Price, Susan J., Cox, John W., and Farrell, Nicholas (2003) The nature of the DNA template (single- versus double-stranded) affects the rate of aquation of a dinuclear Pt anticancer drug. Chemical Communications, 1 . pp. 122-123.

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DOI: 10.1039/b209661g

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Abstract

The rate of aquation of a dinuclear platinum anticancer agent is altered in the presence of template DNA with enhancement of hydrolysis in the presence of single-stranded over double-stranded DNA, emphasising how the alteration of chemical properties of small molecules in the presence of large host interactions is also dependent on the conformation and nature of that host.

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Item Type:Article (Refereed Research - C1)
Keywords:aquation; chemotherapy; DNA; platinum
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