Hydrolysis of the damaged deoxythymidine glycol nucleoside and comparison to canonical DNAElectronic supplementary information (ESI) available: B3LYP-D3 and M06-2X reaction potential energy surfaces for hydrolysis of deoxythymidine (Fig. S1) and deoxythymidine glycol (Fig. S2); comparison of the relative energies for the deglycosylation of deoxythymidine glycol (Table S1); Cartesian coordinates for stationary points along the constrained surfaces of dT and dTg hydrolysis (Tables S2 and S3); full
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