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Copper Chemistry, Its Interactions with Iron, and Evolution... [Pg.323]

Jawless fish (Cambrian) As above second hydroxylation giving norepinephrine and amidated peptides copper chemistry in vesicles Recovery additionally by hydrolysis Zinc enzymes... [Pg.380]

At pH values greater than about 9.5, the species Cu(OH)2, Cu(OH)J, and CufOH) — dominate the solubility of cupric copper by some orders of magnitude (Baes and Mesmer, 1976) these species, however, are not included in the database version used in this book. To construct a valid model of copper chemistry in an oxidizing, alkaline solution, the modeler would need to extend the database to include these species. [Pg.24]

Karlin, K.S., Zubieta, J., Eds. Biological and Inorganic Copper Chemistry. Adenine Guilderland,... [Pg.483]

Chiral ferrocenes have received much attention as ligands in metal-catalyzed reactions [39], but their use in copper chemistry has been very limited [40, 41]. The ferrocene moiety offers the possibility of utilizing both central and planar chirality in the ligand. By analogy with the copper arenethiolates described above, ferrocenyl copper complex 33 (Scheme 8.20) is extremely interesting. [Pg.277]

The above analysis for copper chemistry also applies to the same-class element gold, which, however, forms much more stable C-Au bonds [176] and so is un-reactive. On the other hand, the d-orbitals of zinc(II), a main group neighbor, are too low-lying to make organozinc compounds as nucleophilic as organocopper compounds [92],... [Pg.339]

Studies of other sources of ceruloplasmin may eventually prove useful in structure elucidation, but have already clarified some of the copper chemistry. Ceruloplasmin from goose serum has been isolated, purified, and characterized. This ceruloplasmin has less carbohydrate attached, but two forms may be isolated under some conditions. It is clear that these are not products of proteolytic degradation, but perhaps they might have a different carbohydrate attached. The two type I sites have higher extinction coefficients than type I sites in other ceruloplasmins, reflecting a modestly different environment (Hilewicz-Grabska et al, 1988). [Pg.184]

For the utility of neopentyl organometallics in zinc and copper chemistry, see ... [Pg.586]

CO yielded the redox products Ge(NR2)2SC(O)C(H)2O and Pd adducts. Some metathetical exchange and addition reactions are summarised in Scheme 9.38 and Scheme 9.39 relates to some copper chemistry. [Pg.310]

K. D. Karlin and J. Zubieta (ed.), (a) Copper Coordination Chemistry Biochemical and Inorganic Perspectives , Adenine Press, New York, 1983 (b) Biological and Inorganic Copper Chemistry , Adenine Press, New York, 1986. [Pg.751]

Kitajima s structural elucidation and characterization of 5 have completely turned around our thinking about Cu202 structure and chemistry, because along with other information, the definite demonstration of the viability of a p-r 2 r 2-peroxo coordination in copper chemistry strongly suggests that this moiety is present in proteins such as oxy-Hc and oxy-Tyr. [Pg.487]

Concerning the mechanism, the suggestion of cationic intermediates and an oxidatively induced methyl migration reaction lead to a suggested mechanism for this unique example of a N.I.H. shift in copper chemistry, one that is also consistent with all the other chemical observations and kinetic studies carried out on these xylyl copper complexes (Figure 14). [Pg.515]

Welford R. W. D. Lam A. Mirica L. M. Klinman J. P. Partial conversion of Hansenula polymorpha amine oxidase into a plant amine oxidase implications for copper chemistry and mechanism. Biochemistry 2007, 46, 10817-10827. [Pg.456]

A number of review articles covering aspects of cobalt, nickel, or copper chemistry have appeared. These include metal cyanide complexes of phosphines,916 higher... [Pg.327]


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