R. Marczak, V. T. Hoang, K. Noworyta, M. Zandler, W. Kutner, F. D’Souza
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Interfacial molecular recognition of adenine, adenosine and ATP by a C60‐uracil adduct via complementary base pairing
A new C60‐uracil adduct was demonstrated to recognize adenine, adenosine, or adenosine 5’‐triphosphate (ATP) via complementary base pairing which led to complex formation. The base‐pairing mechanism was modeled by ab initio B3LYP/3‐21G(*) calculations which revealed the Watson‐Crick (A‐T) interactions. Stable “expanded liquid” Langmuir films of the complexes were prepared with the limiting area per molecule increasing for different subphase composition in the order: water < adenine < adenosine < ATP solution. Comparison of experimental and calculated areas per molecule and dipole moments suggest both prevailing horizontal orientation of the complexes in films.