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Activation cooperative

Kabanov et al.131) found that a copolymer of 4-vinylpyridine and acroleinoxime, 82 (PPox), is a powerful catalyst for the hydrolyses of PNPA, NABA, and 3-nitro-4-trimethyl-acetoxybenzoic acid 83 (NTBA). The activity of the copolymer was 103 times higher than that of the low-molecular-weight oxime, iso-butyraldoxime. They proposed the cooperative activation of the oxime- and pyridine-groups in the vicinity of pyridinium cation groups of the copolymer. [Pg.167]

Cooperative activity in the diffusion of the reactants from and to the active center... [Pg.39]

Ca2+/calmodulin. The effect of calmodulin binding is to increase the affinity of the substrate Ca2+ site by 20- to 30-fold. This highly cooperative activation mechanism makes the PMCAs very sensitive to small changes in [Ca2+]j. A group of at least five PMCAs forms a multigene family. Three isoforms, PMCA1-3, occur in brain and each has a distinct distribution [20]. [Pg.80]

Especially the latter two numbers are still quite insufficient taking into consideration the tasks of such governmental office in the national implementation measures starting with the respective legislation and then supervision of the domestic chemical industry and any cooperative activities with the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW). [Pg.53]

Finally, Shibasaki and co-workers reported the use of acetonitrile as a C-nucleophile by cooperative activation with a soft cationic ruthenium catalyst, DBU as base, and a sodium salt (Scheme 76). [Pg.443]

This report identifies technical hurdles and opportunities and discusses the role that government and academia can play in overcoming the nontechnical barriers to successful research, development, and transfer of these technologies to the ocean science community. Major conclusions and recommendations, discussed in detail at the end of this report, fall into two major categories, the role of the federal government and the role of academic scientists. Achievement of the recommendations will require cooperative activities between the federal government, industry, and academia (NRC, 1992). [Pg.14]

The bridging coordination of M-X and M-L fragments by ambiphilic ligands, as described in this section, open interesting perspectives in catalysis. Complex 94 nicely illustrates the possibility to cooperatively activate functionalized 7i-systems by concomitant coordination to a metal center and a Lewis acid. In addition, and in line with what is typically encountered upon activation of metal complexes with Lewis... [Pg.54]

Let s Talk Together Memory Traces Revealed by Cooperative Activation in the Cerebral Cortex... [Pg.452]

Molkentin, J.D., B.L. Black, J.F. Martin, and E.N. Olson (1995). Cooperative activation of muscle gene expression by MEF2 and myogenic bHLH proteins. Cell 83 1125-1136. [Pg.97]

U.S. Department of State, U.S. Government Assistance to and Cooperative Activities with Eurasia, FY 2002, released by the Bureau of European and Eurasian Affairs, January 2003, http //www.state.gOv/p/eur/rls/rpt/23600.htm (as of January 18, 2005). [Pg.57]

This was based on the fallacy that was argued during the Preparatory Commission (PrepCom) that developed countries have more to gain than developing countries in terms of security benefits, and that developing countries would need a carrot in the form of increased funding for international cooperation activities to provide them with an incentive to join the CWC. [Pg.68]

Structural information has provided us with a perception of how transcription factors cooperatively activate specific target sites on the DNA. The main mechanisms for the regulation of signal-responsive transcription factors are homo- and heterodimerization, formation of complexes with accessory factors, and phosphorylation-dephosphorylation. Phosphorylation also controls the translocation of transcription factors from the cj osol to the nucleus. [Pg.180]

The future of the mathematical modeling techniques is linked to cooperative activity between the theoretical and experimental arts in the field of air pollution. Important phenomena are yet to be added to any of the mathematical schemes. The formation of aerosol and its extinction of ultraviolet radiation has not been explicitly treated in the computations. Moreover, the whole area of heterogeneous reactions on either particulate surfaces or urban surfaces remains obscure. The reacting flow problem of mixedness and its influence on kinetics has not been reduced to an engineering procedure for calculational purposes. [Pg.164]

Herberg FW, T lor SS, Dostmann WR. Active site mutations define the pathway for the cooperative activation of cAMP-depaident protein kinase. Biochemistry 19% 35 2934-2942. [Pg.266]

The indications for medical rehabilitation are subject to strict legal stipulations. First of all, an expertise including a detailed medical evaluation is required from a physician. In rehabilitation centres specialized in hepatology, all necessary interdisciplinary diagnostic and therapeutic measures are applied. It is important that the rehabilitee cooperates actively. [Pg.881]

The secondary amine of the AEP group is responsible for the supported enamine formation with acetone (aldol reaction), the deprotonation of nitromethane (Henry reaction) and the generation of a potential nucleophile from trimethylsilyl cyanide through hypervalent silicate formation (cyanosilylation reaction). Therefore, the presence of both AEP and UDP groups in close proximity can cooperatively activate the electrophile (through hydrogen bond) and the nucleophile by enamine formation, thus enhancing the reaction rate. [Pg.142]

Besides cooperative activation of across M B, bisphosphine-borane complexes have been used to mediate activation and transfer in a FLP-type marmer. Starting from [RuCl2(PPh3)3], the cationic mthenium complex 55 was readily prepared by phosphine displacement and chloride abstraction. The phenyl group at boron is Ti -coordinated to Ru... [Pg.261]

Lewis acids may act as o-acceptor ligands. This type of metal ligand interaction no longer appears as a chemical curiosity but represents a new way to modulate the properties of metal fragments. Recent achievements have highlighted the flexibility and lability of such M LA interactions. Most promising is the cooperative activation of small molecules that may occur across such M LA interactions, as clearly evidenced experimentally and computationally with for example. [Pg.266]


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