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. 1984 Jul 25;12(14):5547–5566. doi: 10.1093/nar/12.14.5547

Tendencies of 31P chemical shifts changes in NMR spectra of nucleotide derivatives.

A V Lebedev, A I Rezvukhin
PMCID: PMC320014  PMID: 6087290

Abstract

31P NMR chemical shifts of the selected mono- and oligonucleotide derivatives, including the compounds with P-N, P-C, P-S bonds and phosphite nucleotide analogues have been presented. The influence of substituents upon 31P chemical shifts has been discussed. The concrete examples of 31P chemical shifts data application in the field of nucleotide chemistry have been considered.

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