Abstract
The photophysics of intercalated chromophores is an important tool in studies of DNA structure and dynamics. detection of DNA hybridization, the fluorescent imaging of DNA in gels, and fluorescent staining of chromosomal DNA.1,2 The transfer of a conjugated chromophore from aqueous solution to an intercalation site in the duplex often significantly affects the photophysics of that species.
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