Aminolysis of selected methylpyrimidines in protic solvents
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Crystallographic data analyses indicate that three types of prolinium cations, along with two types of hydrogen bonding, produce and stabilize the helical structure of triprolinium 12-phosphomolybdate. There are similarities between this organic-inorganic compound and peptides/proteins. The stronger “conventional” hydrogen bonds and the less common C-H…O attractions play critical roles in generating and stabilizing the DNA-like network.
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volume 4 issue 2
pages 8- 15
publication date 2014-09-01
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