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Langmuir 22, 2292-2298 (2006)

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10.1021/la052897p
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Analysis of DNA thermal stability across a broad range of thionine concentrations

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concentrations of 20 mg/L and 30 mg/L, the formation of complex thionine aggregates on the DNA surface is possible, indirectly indicated by the appearance of a band at λ min3. The appearance of this band can be attributed to the formatio n of the thionine dimers (H-type), consistent with similar spectr al changes observed for thionine in the presence of gold nanoparticles [37]. The analysis of data presented in Fig. 6 shows that the normalized absorption intensity of the band at λmax4 increases with the concentration up to 7.5 mg/L and then reach es a plateau. We believe that this growth is caused by the thionine intercalation between nucleobases, which ends a t 7.5 mg/L. Thus, the binding mode of thionine with DNA changes above 7.

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concentrations of 20 mg/L and 30 mg/L, the formation of complex thionine aggregates on the DNA surface is possible, indirectly indicated by the appearance of a band at λ min3. The appearance of this band can be attributed to the formatio n of the thionine dimers (H-type), consistent with similar spectr al changes observed for thionine in the presence of gold nanoparticles [37]. The analysis of data presented in Fig. 6 shows that the normalized absorption intensity of the band at λmax4 increases with the concentration up to 7.5 mg/L and then reach es a plateau. We believe that this growth is caused by the thionine intercalation between nucleobases, which ends a t 7.5 mg/L. Thus, the binding mode of thionine with DNA changes above 7

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