The interaction between the metal complex of hydrazide of podophyllic acid and calf thymus (CT) DNA was studied by using absorption spectra, fluorescence spectra and DNA heat denaturation. It was found that the intensity of the maximal absorption peaks from absorption spectra is weakened in the presence of the metal complex of hydrazide of podophyllic acid compared with that in the absence of the metal complex. All the experimental results show that the intercalation mode was proved to exist between HDPP-Ni complexes and CT DNA.
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