2009
DOI: 10.1002/ange.200902860
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Ein Pyridinium‐Barbiturat‐Betainfarbstoff mit ausgeprägter negativer Solvatochromie: ein neuer Ansatz zur molekularen Erkennung

Abstract: Die Perfektion komplementärer H-Brückensequenzen bei DNA-Basenpaaren fasziniert viele Chemiker und inspiriert sie, nach dem Vorbild der Natur ähnliche Bindungsmotive zur Konstruktion von supramolekularen Strukturen zu nutzen. [1] Dabei bediente man sich oft niedermolekularer Modellsysteme, denn die Komplexität der tautomeren Gleichgewichte erschwert die simultane Detektion strukturell verschiedener Basen auf molekularer Ebene.[2-4] Die Tautomerie einer DNA-Base als Anpassung an den komplementären Partner schei… Show more

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“…The facts of Table clearly indicate a positive solvatochromism for BA dyes of the merocyanine type, because a , s , d and e coefficients from Equations (4) and (5) altogether show a negative algebraic sign. Likewise, pyridinium‐betaine dyes of the Reichardt‐type, which contain the BA moiety anion as negative part, unambiguously show a negative solvatochromic property because a , s , d and e coefficients from Equations (4) and (5) altogether show a positive algebraic sign …”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The facts of Table clearly indicate a positive solvatochromism for BA dyes of the merocyanine type, because a , s , d and e coefficients from Equations (4) and (5) altogether show a negative algebraic sign. Likewise, pyridinium‐betaine dyes of the Reichardt‐type, which contain the BA moiety anion as negative part, unambiguously show a negative solvatochromic property because a , s , d and e coefficients from Equations (4) and (5) altogether show a positive algebraic sign …”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…If the precipitating agent will abstract the acidic proton of the BA, the overall HBA (hydrogen‐bond‐accepting) strength of the former ADA sequence is significantly enhanced. This effect was utilised by pyridinium‐substituted barbiturate betaine dyes of the Reichardt‐type, which showed optical response towards nucleobase derivatives via the anionically charged barbiturate moiety …”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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