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Forensic science laboratories are generally divided into separate specialty areas. These typically include forensic toxicology, soHd-dose dmg testing, forensic serology, trace evidence analysis, firearms and tool mark examination, questioned documents examination, and latent fingerprint examination. Laboratories principally employ chemists, biochemists, and biologists at various degree levels. In some specialty areas, eg, firearms examination, questioned... 

This is a very active area of research which involves collaboration between synthetic inorganic chemists, biochemists, neurosurgeons, nuclear physicists and reactor engineers, and there is considerable scope for advance in all of these (J8.60.6I)... 

It is likely that these compounds will receive increasing attention as inorganic chemists, biochemists, and crystallographers (437) wrestle with the problems associated with spin changes in biological systems... 

Chemists, biochemists, biotechnologists, and physicists now routinely use NMR spectroscopy as a powerful research tool. The effective application of ID and 2D NMR expteriments depends largely on the skill and innovation of the user. This book is intended to provide practical knowledge to research workers in the use of NMR spectroscopic techniques to elucidate the structure of organic molecules. Every attempt has been made to prevent the book from becoming too technical, and the underlying principles behind many of the experiments have been described nonmathematically. 

Computer scientists may use this book to gain a clearer picture of how experimental scientists use Artificial Intelligence tools. Chemists, biochemists, physicists, and others in the experimental sciences who have data to analyze or simulations to run will find tools within these pages that may speed up their work or make it more effective. For both groups, the aim of this book is to encourage a broader application of these methods. 

It is intended that this review will present for appraisal the chemistry and biochemistry of the actinides to a scientific community which is much larger than the few hundred or so chemists, biochemists and biologists who currently make up the present workforce. It is hoped that it will generate a crossfertilisation of ideas from pharmaceutical research in industry and university research in general, two areas which are noticeably absent from the current research programmes concerned with actinides. 

When hydrogen bonding is invoked in discussions of structure and reactivity by chemists, biochemists and molecular biologists, it is generally assumed that it is a weak interatomic attraction involving energies of ca. 20 + 10 kJ... 

Due to the advantages offered by AS-MS, it can be anticipated that these techniques will be increasingly applied by medicinal and synthetic organic chemists, biochemists, analytical chemistry experts and other researchers throughout the pharmaceutical discovery community. 

Since most chemists, biochemists, and chemical engineers are now involved in some phase of polymer science or technology, some have called this the polymer age. Actually, we have always lived in a polymer age. The ancient Greeks classified all matter as animal, vegetable, and mineral. Minerals were emphasized by the alchemists, but medieval artisans emphasized animal and vegetable matter. All are largely polymeric and are important to life as we know it. 

Over the long term, the resources of ecologists, natural products chemists, biochemists, biologists, and molecular biologists must be coordinated to meet the individual goals of ... 

In summary, allelochemical research has generated enormous excitement for organic chemists, natural product chemists, biochemists, and industrial researchers. Many allelopathlc compounds remain to be isolated and characterized. In order to commercialize the allelopathlc products, there is a lot of hard and tedious work ahead of us. But I believe it will be a rewarding and exciting job. Maybe in eight to ten years, we will hear of many allelopathlc products from the farmers and researchers. 

Chemists are frequently grouped into subcategories to distinguish their area of expertise. Five large chemical specialties into which many chemists may be classified are inorganic chemist, organic chemist, physical chemist, biochemist, and analytical chemist. Inorganic chemists work with noncarbon-based compounds and frequently work in areas such as solid-state electronics,... 

Since the start of the twentieth century, steroids have continued to be the focus of the research activities of natural product chemists, synthetic chemists, biochemists and clinicians. The reasons are several-fold and related to the fascination of the chemical complexity of sterols and their biochemical functions in living organisms. Sterols and steroids are excellent compounds for the organic chemists to practise their skills upon in the development of new reactions and synthetic procedures. The biological functions of sterols, for example as an essential constituent of membranes, have proved thought-provoking to lipid biochemists. 

AMERICAN OIL CHEMISTS SOCIETY (AOCS). Founded in 1909. It has over 5000 members. These members are chemists, biochemists, chemical engineers, research directors, plant personnel, and persons concerned with animal, marine, and legulai oils and fats and their extraction, refining, safety, packaging, quality control, and use. The address is 508 S. 6th St.. Champaign, IL 61820. http //www.aocs.org/... 

Investigations on the working mechanism of cisplatin have been carried out during the last decade by a variety of research groups, involving chemists, biochemists, biologists and medical researchers17. Early studies already made it clear that reaction of platinum compounds with nucleic adds play an important role in the mechanism of action. The present review deals with the status of this field, with special attention to platinum-DNA interactions. 

These examples clearly show that the combination of modem methods and concepts of natural product biosynthesis and enzymology with effective techniques of chemical synthesis can help to solve challenging problems in the preparation of complex molecules. Rapidly evolving methods for the optimization of certain desirable characteristics of a particular enzyme (e.g., directed alteration of enzyme properties like substrate specificity, selectivity, turn-over rates, and stability) will continue to facilitate the design of desired enzyme reactivity [241]. Increasing interdisciplinary cooperation between chemists, biochemists, and biologists will thus be vital for the successful continuation and development of modem natural product research. 

This second edition will be even more relevant to the work of scientists with an interest in the environment, including chemists, biochemists, physicists, geochemists, and water and soil scientists. It should also serve as a source book for statutory authorities and legislators charged with monitoring, protecting or remediating polluted compartments of the environment. 

J. T. Edsall, Isidor Traube physical chemist, biochemist, colloid chemist and controversialist , Proc. Am. Phil. Soc., 1985,129, 371 —406. 

This book should serve as a useful reference for experts in medicinal chemistry and also for students of this field. Moreover, it will also be of interest to a wide range of scientists, including organic chemists, biochemists, pharmacologists and clinicians, who are interested in drug research. 

Th is book attempts to discuss various aspects of wood chemistry in relation to applications. It is believed that the book might be useful not only for students and teachers but generally for chemists, biochemists, and others working either in the laboratory as researchers or in production and planning. Chapter 1 describes the structure and anatomy of wood. Carbohydrate chemistry belongs to the fundamentals in wood chemistry because two thirds of the wood constituents are polysac-... 

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