Electroanalysis · 2010 · 42 citations · 51 references
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Abstract The interaction of Fenitrothion with DNA has been studied using the voltammetric and spectroscopic methods. An irreversible reduction was concluded from the CV data of Fenitrothion. The values of ( αn ) f =1.91 and ( αn ) b =2.06 were measured and the reduction process of Fenitrothion was performed with 4 electrons. By using non‐linear regression analysis of CV data, the binding constant, binding site size, and diffusion coefficient for free Fenitrothion ( D f ) and DNA‐Fenitrothion ( D b ) were calculated as: 1.03×10 4 , 1.204, 5.2×10 −4 and 1.72×10 −5 , respectively. Also the voltammetric, spectroscopic, thermodynamic and activation energy of DNA‐Fenitrothion complex revealed that the mode of interaction might be partial‐intercalative and complex formation is entropy favored.
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