Structural transformations of DNA macromolecules in salt aqueous solutions and the survival of Escherichia coli cells in ultralow-intensity thermalized neutron fields
A DNA molecule in solution always has a hydra tion envelope, which consists of several water mono layers and stabilizes the DNA structure. When a DNA molecule contacts water, it is possible that additional adjacent water layers are structured and, therefore, a border layer forms [12]. Slow neutrons...
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| description | A DNA molecule in solution always has a hydra tion envelope, which consists of several water mono layers and stabilizes the DNA structure. When a DNA molecule contacts water, it is possible that additional adjacent water layers are structured and, therefore, a border layer forms [12]. Slow neutrons are known to readily transmit their energy to water protons when scattering. |
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