Effect of the cyclobutane cytidine dimer on the properties of Escherichia coli DNA photolyase

Keyphrases

• Photolyase 100%
• DNA Photolyase 100%
• Cyclobutane Pyrimidine Dimers 100%
• Cyclobutane 100%
• Escherichia Coli DNA 100%
• Cytidine 100%
• Escherichia Coli 25%
• Spectroelectrochemistry 25%
• Electron Transfer 25%
• Semiquinone 25%
• Flavin Adenine Dinucleotide 25%
• Neutral Radical 25%
• Resonance Raman 25%
• Physicochemical Properties 25%
• Charge Recombination 25%
• DNA Repair Enzymes 25%
• Pyrimidine Bases 25%
• Light-driven 25%
• Monomerization 25%
• Reduction Potential 25%
• Transient Absorption Spectroscopy 25%
• Electric Dipole Moment 25%
• Irradiation 25%
• Purified Enzymes 25%
• Structure-specific 25%
• Computational Chemistry 25%
• Energy Levels 25%
• UV-Vis Spectra 25%
• Singlet Excited State 25%
• Permanent Dipole Moment 25%
• Thymidine 25%
• Hydroquinone 25%
• Reductive Cleavage 25%
• Photoproducts 25%

Chemistry

• FADH(.) 100%
• Cyclobutane 100%
• dimer 100%
• Cytidine 100%
• DNA 100%
• Composite-Pulse Decoupling 42%
• Dipole Moment 28%
• Spectroelectrochemistry 14%
• Semiquinone 14%
• Flavin Adenine Dinucleotide 14%
• Reduction Potential 14%
• Absorption Spectroscopy 14%
• Computational Chemistry 14%
• UV/VIS Spectroscopy 14%
• Reductive Elimination Reaction 14%
• Excited Singlet State 14%
• Hydroquinone 14%
• Electron Transport 14%
• Thymidine 14%
• DNA Repair 14%
• Repair Enzyme 14%

Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science

• Escherichia coli 100%
• Deoxyribodipyrimidine Photolyase 100%
• Cyclobutane 100%
• Cytidine 100%
• Dimer 100%
• Pyrimidine Dimer 80%
• Flavine Adenine Nucleotide 20%
• DNA Ligase 20%
• Semiquinone 20%
• Thymidine 20%
• Hydroquinone 20%
• Pyrimidine 20%