Single-molecule DNA conductance in water solutions: Role of explicit water-counterion sheath and chemical modification of nucleobases

Authors
Starikov, E.B.Nganou, C.Lee, K.H.Cuniberti, G.Wenzel, W.
Issue Date
2009-06
Citation
Biophysical Reviews and Letters, v.4, no.3, pp.231 - 243
Abstract
Dependence of charge transmission through several conventional and extended DNA duplexes on the explicit presence of their water-counterion surrounding has been theoretically studied. We show here that: (a) the latter does not form specific charge transmission channels in addition to those available in DNA duplexes themselves; (b) chemically modifying DNA bases to extend their π-electronic systems does not significantly alter time-averaged charge transmission probability through DNA duplexes. ? 2009 World Scientific Publishing Company.
Keywords
adenosine; counterion; cytidine; DNA; DNA base; double stranded DNA; guanosine; nucleic acid base; purine; pyrimidine; thymidine; water; anisotropy; article; base pairing; chemical modification; controlled study; DNA conformation; DNA modification; DNA structure; electric conductivity; physical chemistry; priority journal; quantum chemistry; adenosine; counterion; cytidine; DNA; DNA base; double stranded DNA; guanosine; nucleic acid base; purine; pyrimidine; thymidine; water; anisotropy; article; base pairing; chemical modification; controlled study; DNA conformation; DNA modification; DNA structure; electric conductivity; physical chemistry; priority journal; quantum chemistry; Charge transfer; Chart transport; Counterion; DNA; Hydration
ISSN
1793-0480
URI
https://pubs.kist.re.kr/handle/201004/132467
DOI
10.1142/S1793048009001046
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