The site of electron capture in irradiated deoxyribonuleic acid: cytosine vs. thymine

Abstract
Evidence from e.s.r. spectroscopy for the facile N-protonation of the radical anion of cytosine generated in an aqueous glass, even at 4 K, supports the conclusions that electrons are captured predominantly at thymine when DNA is exposed to ionising radiation.

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