A Pyridinium Dye as Chromogenic Probe for DNA Molecule

Guo Hui Zhang; Jian Jun Chen; Yun Long Deng; Yun Hui Sun; Du Xia Cao

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.482-484.839

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A Pyridinium Dye as Chromogenic Probe for DNA Molecule

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A pyridinium dye with N-butyl-carbazole as an electron donor group and pyridinium cation as electron acceptor group has been synthesized. The crystal structure and photophysical properties of the dye in different solvents are researched. The interaction between the dye and DNA is also researched. The results reveal that the dye can be used as a DNA probe.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 482-484)

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Guo Hui Zhang, Jian Jun Chen, Yun Long Deng, Yun Hui Sun, Du Xia Cao

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Crystal Structure, DNA Probe, Photophysical Properties, Pyridinium

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