Reusable photonucleases: plasmid scission by a uranyl ion impregnated adenine homopolymer in the presence of visible light and sunlight

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Publication Date 2003-02-25
DOI 10.1039/B300134B
Impact Factor 6.222
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C. Madhavaiah, Sandeep Verma


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Abstract

Relaxation of supercoiled plasmid by uranyl ions impregnated on a adenylated polymeric support has been observed in the presence of visible light and sunlight. This insoluble polymer support permits facile reusability of the catalytic system and it failed to cleave lysozyme under the conditions employed for plasmid modification.

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