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A-D -Lactose

It has been found that S-tert-butyl-P-phenyl-l-piperidinyl phos-phonamidothioate (378) served as a novel thermally latent anionic initiator in the polymerization of glycidyl phenyl ether. Novel porphyrin phosphonates (379), (380) and (381) exhibit binding of alkyl pyranosides in organic media (receptor 379), monosaccharides, selected disaccharides in water (receptors 380 and 381), and effective binding for D-(-) fructose, D-( + ) maltose and a-D-lactose. ... [Pg.174]

Isomaltol, which can be made from a-D-lactose, also takes part in an ANRORC sequence leading to... [Pg.357]

Figure 6 C chemical shifts of the Cl carbons vs. torsion angles . a g-D-celloblose, b 3-D-methyl cellobloslde CH OH, c a-D-lactose monohydrate, d 3-D-lactose, e cellulose I (29), f cellulose I ( ), g cellulose II (30), h cellulose II (32). (Data a-d, g-h Ref. 4.)... Figure 6 C chemical shifts of the Cl carbons vs. torsion angles <t>. a g-D-celloblose, b 3-D-methyl cellobloslde CH OH, c a-D-lactose monohydrate, d 3-D-lactose, e cellulose I (29), f cellulose I ( ), g cellulose II (30), h cellulose II (32). (Data a-d, g-h Ref. 4.)...
Figure 3 C chemical shifts of C6 carbons vs. torsion angles X a flt-D-glucose, b d-D-glucose H O, c 3 D-glucose, d B-D-cellobiose, e a-D-lactose H O, f 0-D-lactose, g cellulose I. o d-glucose and O-glucose residues,... Figure 3 C chemical shifts of C6 carbons vs. torsion angles X a flt-D-glucose, b d-D-glucose H O, c 3 D-glucose, d B-D-cellobiose, e a-D-lactose H O, f 0-D-lactose, g cellulose I. o d-glucose and O-glucose residues,...
The corresponding tri- and hexa-fluoroacetylacetonates may be similarly prepared. The stability of the acetylacetonate is such that not only can it be resolved on passage through a column of D-lactose, but the enantiomers retain their integrity on nitration or bromination. [Pg.115]

Kuusisto, J., Tokarev, A.V., Murzina, E.V., Roslund, M.U., Mikkola, J.-P., Murzin, D., and Salmi, T. (2007) From renewable raw materials to high-value added fine chemicals - catalytic hydrogenation and oxidation of D-lactose. Catal. Today, 121, 92-99. [Pg.187]

WjU 4-0-/ -D-Galactopyranosyl-a-D-glucopyranose, monohydrate (a-lactose, monohydrate) LACTOS01, 10 30 453... [Pg.390]

Scheme 4 6 -0-Acyl-lactose (acetyl, propionyl, butyryl) derivatives prepared via the selective enzymatic acylation of lactose by the protease subtilisin were used as acceptors for enzymatic transglycosylations catalyzed by a-D-galactosidase from Talaromyces flavus, forming iso-globotriose a-Gal(l -> 3)-p-Gal-(l -> 4).92 (/) Protease N, pyridine, 37 °C (ii) a-galactosidase from Talaromyces flavus. Scheme 4 6 -0-Acyl-lactose (acetyl, propionyl, butyryl) derivatives prepared via the selective enzymatic acylation of lactose by the protease subtilisin were used as acceptors for enzymatic transglycosylations catalyzed by a-D-galactosidase from Talaromyces flavus, forming iso-globotriose a-Gal(l -> 3)-p-Gal-(l -> 4).92 (/) Protease N, pyridine, 37 °C (ii) a-galactosidase from Talaromyces flavus.
Zhou, Q., Armstrong, B., Larson, I., Stewart, P. J., Morton, D. A. V. Improving powder flow properties of a cohesive lactose monohydrate powder by intensive mechanical dry coating. J. Pharm. Sci., 99, 2010, 969-981. [Pg.45]


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