
Extensive incorporation of oxygen-18 at position O4 of the pyrimidine nucleus results from exchange between H218O and nucleosides or bases in 1N HC1 at 100 degrees. The reaction is hindered by substitution at C-5 with the greatest effect shown in pseudouridine (R = ribosy1) and the least in uridine (R = H). Maximum incorporation in the latter compound was 94%, and in uricil was 98%. The method is experimentally simple and the incorporation is readily monitored by mass spectrometry.
Time Factors, Hypoxanthines, Isotope Labeling, Pyrimidinones, Oxygen Isotopes, Uracil, Uridine, Mass Spectrometry, Thymine
Time Factors, Hypoxanthines, Isotope Labeling, Pyrimidinones, Oxygen Isotopes, Uracil, Uridine, Mass Spectrometry, Thymine
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