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p-Dimethylaminocinnamate, a new red-shifted chromophore for use in the exciton chirality method. Its application to mitomycin C

Gregory L. Verdine, Koji Nakanishi

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p-Dimethylaminocinnamate is useful as a new chromophore in applications of the exciton chirality method because of its strong absorption at the relatively long wavelength of 362 nm.

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p-Dimethylaminocinnamate is useful as a new chromophore in applications of the exciton chirality method because of its strong absorption at the relatively long wavelength of 362 nm.

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p-Dimethylaminocinnamate is useful as a new chromophore in applications of the exciton chirality method because of its strong absorption at the relatively long wavelength of 362 nm.

Key concepts: Chromophore, Exciton, Chirality (physics), Mitomycin C, Chemistry, Wavelength, Absorption (acoustics), Photochemistry

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