GOLD(III) REACTIONS WITH NUCLEOTIDES AND POLYNUCLEOTIDES .1. GOLD(III) COMPLEXES OF ADENINE NUCLEOTIDES
GOLD(III) REACTIONS WITH NUCLEOTIDES AND POLYNUCLEOTIDES .1. GOLD(III) COMPLEXES OF ADENINE NUCLEOTIDES
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DOI:
10.1021/bi00796a006
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发表时间:
1971-01-01
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影响因子:
2.9
通讯作者:
BARRNETT, RJ
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作者:
GIBSON, DW;BEER, M;BARRNETT, RJ
Dean W. Gibson, f Michael Beer, and Russell J. Barrnett abstract: Adenine, adenosine, and adenine nucleotides (AMP, dAMP, 3'AMP, cAMP, ADP, and ATP) were allowed to react with equilibrium systems of hydroxochloroaurate ions, at several pH+ pCl. Potassium salts of gold-adenine nucleotide adducts, Au· A (K), were isolated by ethanol pre-cipitation, and analyzed for gold and phosphatecontents. In mixtures containing 4 mM A and 12 mM Au ions at pH 5-8, the adducts contained 2 Au/A after 4 hr, and 3 Au/A after 24 hr. The adducts appearto be polymerized to some extent, possibly because of N Au «—N bridges. The Au· Ade and Au· Ado adducts are very insoluble in aqueous media, whereas potassium salts of gold-adenine nucleotides are soluble to greater than 10 mM [A], Magnesium, calcium, and manganous salts of Au-cAMP are very water soluble, whereas the cor-responding salts of Au· AMP, Au· ADP, and Au· ATP are relatively insoluble, to degrees that depend on the number of phosphates and the divalent cation. The Au· A (K) adducts were allowed to react further with amino acids, related amines, and with biological stains containing primary and heterocyclic