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. 2021 Jul 23;22(15):7879. doi: 10.3390/ijms22157879

Table 1.

Comparison of G-values for SSBs (GSSB), DSBs (GDSB) and loss of supercoil (total damage, GLS) induced by UV and X-ray photoelectrons emanating from a metal substrate covered with 5 MLs of plasmid DNA.

References Photon Energy
(eV)
Average LEE Energy
(eV)
GLEE
(× nmol/J)
Hydration Level a Environment
GSSB GLS GDSB
Brun et al. [147] 1486 4.0 400 ± 200 Г = 2.5 vacuum
1486 4.0 600 ± 200 Г ≈ 10 Air
Alizadeh et al. [149,150] 1486 5.85 248 ± 65 260 ± 50 Г = 2.5 N2, SATP b
1486 5.85 226 ± 59 247 ± 64 - Г = 5 ± 1 N2, SATP
1486 5.85 223 ± 57 309 ± 80 - Г = 10 ± 1 N2, SATP
1486 5.85 268 ± 70 412 ± 107 21 ± 5 Г = 20 ± 1 N2, SATP
1486 5.85 1545 ± 403 1852 ± 482 21 ± 5 Г = 33 ± 1 N2, SATP
Alizadeh et al. [148] 1486 5.85 227 ± 15 Г = 2.5 N2, SATP
415 ± 15 Г = 2.5 O2, SATP
Alizadeh et al. [148,151] 1486 5.85 206 ± 54 288 ± 75 10 ± 3 Г = 2.5 N2 + O2, SATP
1486 5.85 432 ± 112 473 ± 123 - Г = 2.5 O2, SATP
Alizadeh et al. [152] 1486 5.85 540 ± 80 737 ± 110 46 ± 66 Г = 2.5 N2O, SATP
Liu et al. [153] 3.1–5.2 c 0.75 47 ± 37 49 ± 38 - Г = 2.5 N2, SATP

a: Г, moles of water per mole of nucleotides. b: standard atmospheric temperature and pressure. c: produces electrons with maximum energy of 1.5 eV, calculated from subtracting the work function of substrate from the photon energy.