Quantum-chemical study of coelenterazine withthe account of environment and electronic correlations


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Electronic structure and total energy of various isomeric forms of coelenterazine has been calculated by methods
of quantum chemistry both in one-electronic approach, and with correlation effects. It is shown that the account
of electronic correlations allows choosing structure of coelenterazine CLZ (1H) as most probable of possible isomeric
forms.

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