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Bioorganometallics

The exceptional ability of bioorganometallics to act as catalysts has not yet been widely explored (101). Half-sandwich ruthenium... [Pg.48]

We started this section by stating that the advent of bioorganometallics provides the medicinal chemist with access to new types of reactivity and therefore with new opportunities for anticancer drug design. Our studies on the ruthenium-arene... [Pg.49]

Jaouen, G. (Ed.) Bioorganometallics . Wiley-VSH Verlag GmbH Co Weinheim, 2006. [Pg.59]

One large class of non-heme iron-containing biomolecules involves proteins and enzymes containing iron-sulfur clusters. Iron-sulfur clusters are described in Sections 1.7 (Bioorganometallic Chemistry) and 1.8 (Electron Transfer) as well as in Section 3.6 (Mossbauer Spectroscopy). See especially Table 3.2 and the descriptive examples discussed in Section 3.6.4. Iron-sulfur proteins include rubredoxins, ferrodoxins, and the enzymes aconitase and nitrogenase. The nitrogenase enzyme was the subject of Chapter 6 in the hrst edition of this text—see especially Section 6.3 for a discussion of iron-sulfur clusters. In this... [Pg.454]

Scheme 11. The bioorganometallic concept of mediator design (top) and some examples of ferrocene-containing substrates (bottom). Scheme 11. The bioorganometallic concept of mediator design (top) and some examples of ferrocene-containing substrates (bottom).
Environmental studies antimony, 12, 644 bioorganometallic issues, 1, 896 glovebox techniques, 1, 215 high-molecular weight silicons, 12, 650 lead methylation and demethylation, 12, 629 lead presence, 12, 630... [Pg.102]

Linear polarization, and NLO properties, 12, 102 Linear polymers, siloxanes, synthesis, 3, 660 Linkage isomerism, for photochromic behavior, 1, 245 Linked cages, metallacarboranes, 3, 245 Linkers, traceless, chromium carbonyls as, 5, 251 Lipids, in bioorganometallic chemistry, 1, 904 Liquefied noble gases, in low-temperature infrared studies, 1, 264... [Pg.136]

Molecular recognition, in Rh Cp complexes, 7, 155 Molecular weight, in alkene living polymerizations, 11, 715 Moller-Plesset calculations, as perturbation method, 1, 646 Molten salts, and ionic liquids, 1, 848 Molybdacarboranes, synthesis, 3, 216 Molybdenocene dichloride, bioorganometallic chemistry,... [Pg.146]

PNA, bioorganometallic studies, 1, 902 P2N2 dianionic macrocycle, in organometallic synthesis, 1, 69 7yV,P-tridentate ligands, in platinum(II) complexes, 8, 537 Pockels effect, and second-order non-linear polarization,... [Pg.173]


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