Ionizing rays cause damage to genomes, proteins, and signaling pathways that normally
regulate cell activity, with harmful consequences such as accelerated aging, tumors, and …

Iodide–nucleobase (I−· N) clusters studied by time-resolved photoelectron spectroscopy
(TRPES) are an opportune model system for examining radiative damage of DNA induced …

DNA constituents are effectively decomposed via dissociative electron attachment (DEA).
However, the DEA contribution to radiation damage in living tissues is a subject of ongoing …

Numerous experimental studies show that 5–15 eV electrons induce strand breaks in DNA
at energies below the ionization threshold of DNA components. In this energy range, DNA …

Photofragment action spectroscopy and femtosecond time-resolved photoelectron imaging
are utilized to probe the dissociation channels in iodide-uracil (I−⋅ U) binary clusters upon …

Dipole bound (DB) and valence bound (VB) anions of binary iodide-adenine complexes
have been studied using one-color and time-resolved photoelectron imaging at excitation …

Electron beam irradiation can cause damage to biological and organic samples, as
determined via transmission electron microscopy (TEM). Cryo-electron microscopy (cryo …

Laser photodissociation spectroscopy (3.1–5.7 eV) has been applied to iodide complexes of
the non-native nucleobases, 2-thiouracil (2-TU), 4-thiouracil (4-TU) and 2, 4-thiouracil (2, 4 …

The dynamics of low energy electron attachment to monohydrated uracil are investigated
using time-resolved photoelectron imaging to excite and probe iodide-uracil-water (I−· U· H …

The dynamics of electron attachment to the DNA base thymine are investigated using
femtosecond time-resolved photoelectron imaging of the gas phase iodide-thymine (I− T) …