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Electrostatics for exploring hydration patterns of molecules. 3. Uracil

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2000

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Gadre, Shridhar
Babu, K.
Rendell, Alistair

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American Chemical Society

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A systematic investigation of the stepwise hydration of uracil has been carried out. The rich molecular electrostatic potential (MESP) topographical features of uracil provide clues on the probable water binding sites. The most noteworthy among these are

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Keywords: Chemical bonds; Complexation; Electrostatics; Hydration; Mathematical models; Molecular dynamics; Structure (composition); Intermolecular complexation; Molecular electrostatic potential; Solvation; Uracil; Organic compounds

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/89473

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Journal of Physical Chemistry A

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Journal article

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2037-12-31

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