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A comparison of the influence of substances stabilizing and destroying the water structure on the conformational changes of DNA after γ-irradiation of its solutions. / Paston, S. V.; Sushko, M. L.; Mel'nik, B. S.; Rumyantceva, I. M.; Zyryanova, I. M.; Zarubina, O. P.; Frisman, E. V.

In: Biofizika, Vol. 47, No. 3, 01.12.2002, p. 457-458.

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Harvard

Paston, SV, Sushko, ML, Mel'nik, BS, Rumyantceva, IM, Zyryanova, IM, Zarubina, OP & Frisman, EV 2002, 'A comparison of the influence of substances stabilizing and destroying the water structure on the conformational changes of DNA after γ-irradiation of its solutions', Biofizika, vol. 47, no. 3, pp. 457-458.

APA

Paston, S. V., Sushko, M. L., Mel'nik, B. S., Rumyantceva, I. M., Zyryanova, I. M., Zarubina, O. P., & Frisman, E. V. (2002). A comparison of the influence of substances stabilizing and destroying the water structure on the conformational changes of DNA after γ-irradiation of its solutions. Biofizika, 47(3), 457-458.

Vancouver

Paston SV, Sushko ML, Mel'nik BS, Rumyantceva IM, Zyryanova IM, Zarubina OP et al. A comparison of the influence of substances stabilizing and destroying the water structure on the conformational changes of DNA after γ-irradiation of its solutions. Biofizika. 2002 Dec 1;47(3):457-458.

Author

Paston, S. V. ; Sushko, M. L. ; Mel'nik, B. S. ; Rumyantceva, I. M. ; Zyryanova, I. M. ; Zarubina, O. P. ; Frisman, E. V. / A comparison of the influence of substances stabilizing and destroying the water structure on the conformational changes of DNA after γ-irradiation of its solutions. In: Biofizika. 2002 ; Vol. 47, No. 3. pp. 457-458.

BibTeX

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title = "A comparison of the influence of substances stabilizing and destroying the water structure on the conformational changes of DNA after γ-irradiation of its solutions",
abstract = "It was shown that γ-irradiation of water-ethanol and water-n-propanol solutions of DNA with doses of 10-30 Gy leads to a fall of the specific volume of the macromolecule upon the cooperative transition at a critical concentration of alcohol in solution at which the destroying of water structure by a nonelectrolyte occurs.",
keywords = "γ-irradiation of DNA solutions, DNA molecule, conformational changes, Nonelectrolytes, stabilizing and destroying the water structure",
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AU - Sushko, M. L.

AU - Mel'nik, B. S.

AU - Rumyantceva, I. M.

AU - Zyryanova, I. M.

AU - Zarubina, O. P.

AU - Frisman, E. V.

PY - 2002/12/1

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AB - It was shown that γ-irradiation of water-ethanol and water-n-propanol solutions of DNA with doses of 10-30 Gy leads to a fall of the specific volume of the macromolecule upon the cooperative transition at a critical concentration of alcohol in solution at which the destroying of water structure by a nonelectrolyte occurs.

KW - γ-irradiation of DNA solutions

KW - DNA molecule, conformational changes

KW - Nonelectrolytes, stabilizing and destroying the water structure

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