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. 2010 Jun 8;2010:973742. doi: 10.1155/2010/973742

Table 2.

Melting temperatures of CT-DNA in 10 mM buffer (pH 7.0 and pH 5.0) in the presence of complexes 1–3, before and after irradiation (λ = 420–1000 nm).

C.T.-DNA +a R = 0.025 R = 0.050 R = 0.025* R = 0.050*
pH T m°C ΔT m %hyp T m°C ΔT m %hyp T m°C ΔT m %hyp T m°C ΔT m %hyp
[ReOCl3pq] 7.0 80.1 +9.2 18.0 81.8 +10.9 13.0 77.9 +7.0 12.0 79.1 +9.0 12.0
(1) 5.0 81.1 +8.0 27.0 80.2 +7.1 19.0 78.1 +5.0 28.0 79.1 +6.0 19.0

[ReOCl3bpy] 7.0 76.9 +6.0 44.0 76.9 +6.0 39.0 75.4 +4.5 45.0 75.1 +5.0 36.0
(2) 5.0 76.1 +3.0 20.0 77.1 +4.0 20.0 73.1 +0.0 20.0 76.1 +3.0 20.0

[ReOCl3phen] 7.0 71.1 +0.2 71.4 +0.5 70.9 +0.0 74.2 +0.3
(4) 5.0 73.1 +0.0 73.3 +0.2 73.1 −0.0 73.1 +0.0

*Illuminated samples. aThe melting point of the free CT-DNA is 70.9°C (pH 7.0) and 73.1°C (pH 5.0).