Brownstein

Univariate LSERs may possess the conventional LEER form, as exemplified by Eq. (8-67), the Grunwald-Winstein equation, or they may simply be plots of log k against a solvent parameter such as Z, (30), or ir. Brownstein developed an LEER form for the latter type of correlation, writing... 

Brownstein, A. M., Trends in Petrochemical Technology, Tulsa, Petroleum Publishing Co., 1976, pp. 153-154. 

Brownstein, E. E, International Seminar on Petrochemicals, October 25-30, 1975, Baghdad, Iraq. 

Matsuda LA, Lolait SJ, Brownstein MJ, et al Structure of a cannabinoid receptor and functional expression of the cloned cDNA. Nature 364 561—564, 1990... 

Brown, W Stilbs, P Lindstrom, T, Self-Diffusion of Small Molecules in Cellulose Gels using FT-Pulsed Field Gradient NMR, Journal of Applied Polymer Science 29, 823,1984. Brownstein, KR Tarr, CE, Importance of Classical Diffusion in NMR Studies of Water in Biological Cells, Physical Review A 19, 2446, 1979. 

Palkovits, M. Brownstein, M.J. and Zamir, N. Immunoreactive dynorphin and a 1pha-neo-endorphin in rat hypothalamo-neuro-hypophyseal system. Brain Res 278 258, 1983. 

Brownstein and Tarr35 considered if the size of a muscle cell could give rise to non-mono-exponential transverse relaxation by assuming simple diffusion and planar geometry, and found that under these conditions and in the slow diffusion range, multi-exponential transverse relaxation could be expected when the sample size is between 1 and 30 pm. Accordingly, as muscle cells have a diameter of 10-100 pm,36 the calculations performed by Brownstein and Tarr35 indicate that the anatomical features of muscle cells are consistent with the expectation of multi-exponential transverse relaxation. 

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