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Delta-two effect

It seemed that there was something about the particular kind of conformational structure of P-mannose that destabilized it by about l.Okcal/mol. In other words, there was another effect, which Reeves called the delta-two effect, which was about the same size but in the opposite direction (in this case) from the normal anomeric effect. The conformations about the C-l-C-2 bond for mannose (or other compounds with a p-hydroxyl at C-2) can be written in Newman projections as in Structure 4, looking from C-2 toward C-1 ... [Pg.198]

Note that in the P confonner in Structure 4, the oxygen on C2 is between two other oxygens on Ci. This particular conformation is destabilized by the delta-two effect. [Pg.199]

We have previously discussed the anomeric effect and the gauche effect, where we have geminal (1,1) or vicinal (1,2) hydroxyl groups. Note that in the delta-two effect we have both of these arrangements at the same time (1,1,2). The delta-two effect is, if you will, a measure of the lack of additivity of anomeric and gauche effects. [Pg.199]

In order to get MM4 to reproduce the structures and energies of the aldohexapy-ranoses in an adequate way then, it was found that in addition to the usual force field required for alkanes and alcohols, one had to explicitly include three additional different effects the anomeric effect, the gauche effect, and the delta-two effect. While all of these effects are known experimentally to occur in sugars, they were measured and studied only in aqueous solutions. The sngars are generally insoluble in solvents other than water, and they tend to decompose on heating. This leaves solvation as a problem still to be addressed. [Pg.199]

Another example of the combined anomeric and delta-two effects can be illustrated using a molecule referred to as the cellobiose analog, CBA (Structure 5). This is just cellobiose with all the hydroxyl groups replaced by hydrogens for computational simplicity. [Pg.201]

Two other behavioral procedures have been used extensively to investigate delta agonist effects that may be related to reinforcement. One of these procedures, place conditioning, typically uses an experimental apparatus that consists of two or more compartments separated by removable barriers... [Pg.407]

Vgiec and Vxc represent the electron-nuclei, electron-electron and exchange-correlation dionals, respectively. The delta function is zero unless G = G, in which case it has lue of 1. There are two potential problems with the practical use of this equation for a croscopic lattice. First, the summation over G (a Fourier series) is in theory over an rite number of reciprocal lattice vectors. In addition, for a macroscropic lattice there effectively an infinite number of k points within the first Brillouin zone. Fortunately, e are practical solutions to both of these problems. [Pg.174]

If a sample substance (S) has been compared against one standard compound (A) to give but comparison with another standard (B) is required (5sb)> then this change can be effected easily if the relation between the two standards 5, 8 is known (Figure 48.4). For delta values, the order in which the suffixes appear is important. For a sample S measured against reference substance A, delta is written as 5sa- This is not the same as 6 5, as can be seen in Figure 48.4. [Pg.359]

Different peptides from the same gene product (met and leu enkephalin, substance P and neurokinin A). The former two act on the same receptor, the delta opioid receptor, whereas the latter act on different receptors, the neurokinin 1 and 2 receptors. Despite this, the receptors for the neurokinins produce the same direction of effect, a slow depolarisation, even though their distribution differs. [Pg.256]

Delta receptors are relatively selective for two related penta-peptides, methionine enkephalin and leucine enkephalin (met- and leu-enkephalin), which were isolated from porcine brain (Hughes 1975). Both met- and leu-enkephalin inhibit electrically induced contractions of guinea pig ileum, an effect that mimics those effects seen with opioid drugs, and is naloxone reversible. The enkephalins are processed posttranslational ly from proenkephalin, and secreted from central and peripheral neurons and endocrine cells in the adrenal medulla. [Pg.38]

The relative importance of both activities is well reflected on the population labor distribution per activity 70% is dedicated to agriculture and 15% to shellfish production [14] however, these two activities are not very compatible. Aquatic organisms are currently being exposed to multiple chemical and environmental stressors with different mechanisms of toxicity, each contributing to a final overall adverse effect [16]. Recently, the shellfish farmers in the Ebro River delta have complained about a loss of production in the periods of rice cultivation that they attribute to the heavy pesticide loads discharged after rice field treatment, and this has raised also public concern about the quality of the water in this area. [Pg.261]

Electrophysiological effects Extracts of hypericum were examined for their electrophysiological effects in animals. The onset of effects occurred 3-4 hours after administration. Frequencies affected first were in the alpha range and were maximal in the frontal cortex (Dimpfel and Hofmann 1995). Another study examined the EEG effects for two hypericum extracts in rats one extract high in hyperforin and lacking naphthodi-anthrones (C02), and another extract (LI 160) low in hyperforin. Both extracts showed similar early alpha effects, but only LI 160 had a late effect of increased delta frequencies. The alpha effects are comparable to... [Pg.267]


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