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Interaction of palladium (II) with DNA.

The nature of interaction of palladium (II) with calf thymus DNA was studied using viscometry, ultraviolet, visible and infrared spectrophotometry and optical rotatory disperison and circular dichroism measurements. The results indicate that Pd(II) interacts with both the phosphate and bases of DNA. The ORD/CD data indicate that the binding of Pd(II) to DNA brings about considerable conformational changes in DNA.

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Formation of dityrosine cross-links in proteins by oxidation of tyrosine residues.

1. Enzymic oxidation of proteins with peroxidase and hydrogenperoxide at a basic pH value leads to an oxidative phenolic coupling of adjacent tyrosine residues forming cross-linked proteins. 2. Dityrosine (3,3'-bityrosine) was identified as the cross-link in oxidised proteins by thin-layer chromatography, amino acid analysis and fluorescence measurements. 3. Gel filtration experiments with oxidised insulin showed that the cross-linkage is predominantly intermolecular. 4. In tetranitromethane treated proteins, dityrosine could be identified after hydrolysis.

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