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Studies on Complexes of Antineoplastic Agents with DNA

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Optically Active Polymers

Part of the book series: Charged and Reactive Polymers ((CHRP,volume 5))

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Aspects of the geometry of complexes between antineoplastic agents and DNA can be determined using hydrodynamic measurements and using the technique of Electric Dichroism. Data is presented for two compounds, anthramycin and ellipticine, which shows that ellipticine binds to DNA by intercalation while anthramycin does not, the chromophore portion of the anthramycin molecule being inclined at an angle of approximately 36° with respect to the helix axis.

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Glaubiger, D. (1979). Studies on Complexes of Antineoplastic Agents with DNA. In: Selegny, E. (eds) Optically Active Polymers. Charged and Reactive Polymers, vol 5. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-9378-5_19

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