Theoretical characterization of sulfur-to-selenium substitution in an emissive RNA alphabet: impact on H-bonding potential and photophysical properties.
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Theoretical characterization of sulfur-to-selenium substitution in an emissive RNA alphabet: impact on H-bonding potential and photophysical properties.
- June 15, 2026
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Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics · 2018 · Cited 26 times
Mohit Chawla, Albert Poater, Pau Besalú-Sala, Kanav Kalra, Romina Oliva, Luigi Cavallo
Quantum mechanics calculations have been performed to investigate the structural, energetic and optical properties of a novel computationally designed RNA alphabet containing selenium.
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