Due to their unique physicochemical aspect porphyrinoid–DNA complexes have been widely studied for long time to develop a novel range of supramolecular constructs for application in medicinal chemistry. Owing to the intriguing properties of porphyrinoid macrocycles, they have been used for several applications in many scientific fields: biosensoristic, pharmaceutical, and technological. One of the more used biological templates to control porphyrinoid assembly is DNA. A completed overview on porphyrinoid–duplex DNA systems is here reported.
Non-Covalent Interactions of Porphyrinoids with Duplex DNA
D'URSO, ALESSANDRO;FRAGALA', Maria Elena;PURRELLO, Roberto
2014-01-01
Abstract
Due to their unique physicochemical aspect porphyrinoid–DNA complexes have been widely studied for long time to develop a novel range of supramolecular constructs for application in medicinal chemistry. Owing to the intriguing properties of porphyrinoid macrocycles, they have been used for several applications in many scientific fields: biosensoristic, pharmaceutical, and technological. One of the more used biological templates to control porphyrinoid assembly is DNA. A completed overview on porphyrinoid–duplex DNA systems is here reported.File in questo prodotto:
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