Nvestigation of thermal destruction of nucleic acids components
Abstract
The reversibility of processes that detect at the heating of D-ribose, uridine, and uridine-5'-triphosphate from 20 to 400°С was studied by the method of differential scanning microcalorimetry. The individual thermograms of samples have been received. It is shown that the processes corresponding endo and exothermic peaks above 200°С are irreversible. The results obtained indicate that the shape of DSC curves at different sealing essentially differs. It is received, that different content of water in a sample affect the displaying processes, namely for humid samples of D-ribose and uridine-5'-triphosphate endothermic peaks above 200°С was absent and the temperature of a maximum of exothermic peaks has decreased. For all samples, the temperatures of the destruction process were determined, and the values of effective heat and effective activation energy were calculated.
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