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  1. Non-dissociative structural transitions of the Watson-Crick and reverse Watson-Crick А·Т DNA base pairs into the Hoogsteen and reverse Hoogsteen forms
  2. Atomistic mechanisms of the double proton transfer in the H-bonded nucleobase pairs: QM/QTAIM computational lessons
  3. Physico-chemical profiles of the wobble ↔ Watson–Crick G*·2AP(w) ↔ G·2AP(WC) and A·2AP(w) ↔ A*·2AP(WC) tautomerisations: a QM/QTAIM comprehensive survey
  4. The A·T(rWC)/A·T(H)/A·T(rH) ↔ A·T*(rwWC)/A·T*(wH)/A·T*(rwH) mutagenic tautomerizationviasequential proton transfer: a QM/QTAIM study
  5. A QM/QTAIM detailed look at the Watson–Crick↔wobble tautomeric transformations of the 2-aminopurine·pyrimidine mispairs
  6. A QM/QTAIM research under the magnifying glass of the DPT tautomerisation of the wobble mispairs involving 2-aminopurine
  7. Whether 2-aminopurine induces incorporation errors at the DNA replication? A quantum-mechanical answer on the actual biological issue
  8. Structural grounds for the 2-aminopurine mutagenicity: a novel insight into the old problem of the replication errors
  9. Whether the amino–imino tautomerism of 2-aminopurine is involved into its mutagenicity? Results of a thorough QM investigation
  10. Wobble↔Watson-Crick tautomeric transitions in the homo-purine DNA mismatches: a key to the intimate mechanisms of the spontaneous transversions
  11. By how many tautomerisation routes the Watson–Crick-like A·C* DNA base mispair is linked with the wobble mismatches? A QM/QTAIM vision from a biological point of view
  12. Proton tunneling in the A∙T Watson-Crick DNA base pair: myth or reality?
  13. How Do Long Improper Purine-Purine Pairs of DNA Bases Adapt The Enzymatycally Competent Conformation? Structural Mechanism And Its Quantum-Mechanical Grounds
  14. How many tautomerization pathways connect Watson–Crick-like G*·T DNA base mispair and wobble mismatches?
  15. Tautomeric transition between wobble A·C DNA base mispair and Watson–Crick-like A·C* mismatch: microstructural mechanism and biological significance
  16. Novel physico-chemical mechanism of the mutagenic tautomerisation of the Watson–Crick-like A·G and C·T DNA base mispairs: a quantum-chemical picture
  17. A novel conception for spontaneous transversions caused by homo-pyrimidine DNA mismatches: a QM/QTAIM highlight
  18. New structural hypostases of the A·T and G·C Watson–Crick DNA base pairs caused by their mutagenic tautomerisation in a wobble manner: a QM/QTAIM prediction
  19. The significant role of the intermolecular CH⋯O/N hydrogen bonds in governing the biologically important pairs of the DNA and RNA modified bases: a comprehensive theoretical investigation
  20. Does the G·G*synDNA mismatch containing canonical and rare tautomers of the guanine tautomerise through the DPT? A QM/QTAIM microstructural study
  21. The nature of the transition mismatches with Watson–Crick architecture: the G*·T or G·T* DNA base mispair or both? A QM/QTAIM perspective for the biological problem
  22. DPT tautomerisation of the wobble guanine·thymine DNA base mispair is not mutagenic: QM and QTAIM arguments
  23. A QM/QTAIM microstructural analysis of the tautomerisationviathe DPT of the hypoxanthine·adenine nucleobase pair
  24. Does the tautomeric status of the adenine bases change upon the dissociation of the A*·Asyn Topal–Fresco DNA mismatch? A combined QM and QTAIM atomistic insight
  25. DPT tautomerisation of the G·Asynand A*·G*synDNA mismatches: a QM/QTAIM combined atomistic investigation
  26. How does the long G·G* Watson–Crick DNA base mispair comprising keto and enol tautomers of the guanine tautomerise? The results of a QM/QTAIM investigation
  27. Structural, energetic and tautomeric properties of the T·T∗/T∗·T DNA mismatch involving mutagenic tautomer of thymine: A QM and QTAIM insight
  28. Is the DPT tautomerization of the long A·G Watson-Crick DNA base mispair a source of the adenine and guanine mutagenic tautomers? A QM and QTAIM response to the biologically important question
  29. The physicochemical essence of the purine·pyrimidine transition mismatches with Watson-Crick geometry in DNA: A·C*versaA*·C. A QM and QTAIM atomistic understanding
  30. Atomistic understanding of the C·T mismatched DNA base pair tautomerization via the DPT: QM and QTAIM computational approaches
  31. Why the tautomerization of the G·C Watson–Crick base pairviathe DPT does not cause point mutations during DNA replication? QM and QTAIM comprehensive analysis
  32. Prototropic tautomerism and basic molecular principles of hypoxanthine mutagenicity: an exhaustive quantum-chemical analysis
  33. The physico-chemical mechanism of the tautomerisation via the DPT of the long Hyp∗·Hyp Watson–Crick base pair containing rare tautomer: A QM and QTAIM detailed look
  34. Intermolecular CH···O/N H-bonds in the biologically important pairs of natural nucleobases: a thorough quantum-chemical study
  35. DPT tautomerization of the long A∙A* Watson-Crick base pair formed by the amino and imino tautomers of adenine: combined QM and QTAIM investigation
  36. Parameterization of the hydration free energy computations for organic solutes in the framework of the implicit solvent model with the nonuniform dielectric function
  37. Can tautomerization of the A·T Watson–Crick base pairviadouble proton transfer provoke point mutations during DNA replication? A comprehensive QM and QTAIM analysis
  38. The physico-chemical “anatomy” of the tautomerization through the DPT of the biologically important pairs of hypoxanthine with DNA bases: QM and QTAIM perspectives
  39. DPT tautomerisation of the biologically important C·C* DNA base mispair
  40. Can DNA-binding proteins of replisome tautomerize nucleotide bases?Ab initiomodel study
  41. IR Vibrational spectra of H-bonded complexes of adenine, 2-aminopurine and 2-aminopurine+ with cytosine and thymine: Quantum-chemical study
  42. Чи є адекватним іонізаційний механізм спонтанних транзицій? Квантово-хімічне дослідження
  43. Stability of mutagenic tautomers of uracil and its halogen derivatives: the results of quantum-mechanical investigation
  44. How stable are the mutagenic tautomers of DNA bases?