Metal Ions in Biological Systems, Volume 33

Chapter 21 Molecular modeling of transition metal complexes with nucleic acids and their constituents, 5y J. Kozelka Zinc complexes as targeting agents for nucleic acids, by E. Kimura and M. Shionoya Metallocene interactions with DNA and DNA-processing enzymes, by L. Y. Kuo, A. H. Liu and T. J. Marks .Evidence for a catalytic activity of. the DNA.double helix in the reaction 19etween DNA, platnum(II) and tlae intercalators, by M. Boudvillain, R. Dalbi6s and M. Leng Trans-diammJn.eplatxnum(II) What makes it different from ct.’s-DDP? Coordination claemist.ry of a neglected relative of cisplatin and its i.nteraction with nucleic acids, 15y B. Lippert Metal ions in multiple-strandedDNA, by M. Sabat and B. Lippert DNA interactions with substitution-inert transition metal ion complexes, B. Norden, P. Lincoln, B. Akerman and E. Tuite ct of metal ions on the fluorescence of dyes bound to DNA, by V. G. Br.egadze, J..G. Chkhaberidze and I. G. Khutsishvili Photolytic covalent binding of metal complexes to DNA, by M. A. Billadeau and H. Morrison Electrochemically activated nucleic acid oxidation, by D. H. Johnston, T. W. Welch and H. H. Thorp Electron transfer between metal complexes bound to DNA" Is DNA a wire?, by E. D. A. Stemp and J. K. Barton _Porphyrin and metallopo.rphyrin interactions with nucleic acids, by R. F. r’asternack and E. J. Gibbs Selective DNA cleavage by metalloporphyrin derivatives, by G. Pratviel, J. Bernadou and B. Meunier nthetic metallopeptides as probes of p.rotein-DNA interactions, by E. Long, P. D. Denney Eason and Q. Eiang argeting of nucleic acids by iron complexes, by A. Draganescu and T. D. Tullius Nucleic acid chemist_ry of the cuprous complexes of 1,10-phenantroline and derivatives, by D. S. Sigman, R. Land?graf, D. M. Perrin and L. Pearson Specific DNA cleavage by manganese(II) complexes, by D. J. Gravert and J. H. Griffin Nickel complexes as probes of guanine sites in nucleic acid folding, by C. J. Burroxs and S. E. Rokita