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  • The paper discusses a new method for synthesizing nucleoside mimics by replacing the natural hydroxy groups of 2'-deoxythymidine or 2'-deoxyadenosine with thiol, amine, or alkylthiol groups.
  • These modified nucleosides can form a DNA strand through metal coordination instead of typical internucleoside linkages.
  • The study includes details about the structure and interaction of a specific compound, 3',5'-dithiothymidine, with gold (Au(I)).

Article Abstract

This paper describes a convenient synthetic procedure for nucleoside mimics, 1-6, in which the 3',5'-hydroxy groups of natural 2'-deoxythymidine or 2'-deoxyadenosine are replaced by thiol, amine, or alkylthiol groups. Such nucleosides would be built up into a single DNA strand with cooperative participation of metal coordination, where internucleoside linkages are replaced by metal complexation motifs. The X-ray crystal structure and complexation behaviors of 3',5'-dithiothymidine, 1, with Au(I) are also reported.

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