Low-frequency raman spectra of some methyl-substituted components of nucleic acids: 9-methyl derivatives of pyrimidine bases
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https://doi.org/10.7124/bc.0002BBAbstract
Low-frequency (15 cm–1 < ν < 200 cm–1) Raman spectra of polycrystalline 9-methylade-nine and 9-methylguanine at 300 K have been studied In detail. The lattice vibrational bands were identified. Assignment of low-frequency out-of-plane intramolecular vibrations was performed for 9-methyladenine vibrational spectrum.References
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