Effective strategy for conformer-selective detection of short-lived excited state species: Application to the IR spectroscopy of the N1H keto tautomer of guanine
Effective strategy for conformer-selective detection of short-lived excited state species: Application to the IR spectroscopy of the N1H keto tautomer of guanine
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短寿命激发态物种构象异构体选择性检测的有效策略:在鸟嘌呤 N1H 酮互变异构体红外光谱中的应用
DOI:
10.1021/acs.jpca.6b01194
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发表时间:
2016
影响因子:
2.9
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and M. Mons
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作者:
H. Asami;M. Tokugawa;Y. Masaki;S. Ishiuchi;E. Gloaguen;K. Seio;H. Saigusa;M. Fujii;M. Sekine;and M. Mons
The ultrafast deactivation processes in the excited state of biomolecules, such as the most stable tautomers of guanine, forbid any state-of-the-art gas phase spectroscopic studies on these species with nanosecond lasers. This drawback can be overcome by grafting a chromophore having a long-lived excited state to the molecule of interest, allowing thus a mass-selective detection by nanosecond R2PI and therefore double resonance IR/UV conformer-selective spectroscopic studies. The principle is presently demonstrated on the keto form of a modified 9-methylguanine, for which the IR/UV double resonance spectrum in the CO stretch region, reported for the first time, provides evidence for extensive vibrational couplings within the guanine moiety. Such a successful strategy opens up a route to mass-selective IR/UV spectroscopic investigations on molecules exhibiting natural chromophores having ultrashort-lived excited states, such as DNA bases, their complexes as well as peptides containing short-lived aromatic residues.