ArticleThe journal of physical chemistry letters2018
Ultrafast Electron Attachment and Hole Transfer Following Ionizing Radiation of Aqueous Uridine Monophosphate.
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Abstract
The primary localization process of radiation-induced charges (holes (cation radical sites) and excess electrons) remains poorly understood, even at the level of monomeric DNA/RNA models, in particular, in an aqueous environment. We report the first spectroscopic study of charge transfer occurring in radiolysis of aqueous uridine 5'-monophosphate (UMP) solutions and its components: uridine, uracil, ribose, and phosphate. Our results show that prehydrated electrons effectively attach to the base site of UMP; the holes in UMP formed by either direct ionization or reaction of UMP with the radiation-mediated water cation radical (H
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