Diversity directed

Wang S, Chang YT (2006) Combinatorial synthesis of benzimidazolium dyes and its diversity directed application toward GTP-selective fluorescent chemosensors. J Am Chem Soc 128 10380-10381... 

What can the chemist who elects to pursue a career in law expect He has many opportunities to exercise and to exploit his skills in diverse directions. He can stay enmeshed in chemistry almost to whatever extent he wishes. If he goes into chemical patent law, he can assume a position with a large corporation that has a chemical patent department. He could then become involved in a particular area of chemistry, working on a daily basis with chemists who are conducting research and development in that area. In the larger companies this could be a highly specialized area. 

Chlorogenic and caffeic acids may play a role in the body s defense against carcinogenesis and mutagenesis by their antioxidant properties. The antioxidant and antiradical influences of chlorogenic acids on lipid peroxidation are not yet clear. Research has indicated that chlorogenic acids are an antioxidant, however, their complex antioxidant properties require systematic investigation in diverse directions. 

Depending on the reaction conditions and the structure of the reactants, the interaction of ketoximes with acetylenes may proceed in diverse directions, not all of them leading to pyrroles. 

The mean vectors of the winter and summer currents in the surface (0-40 m), subsurface (50-75 m), and intermediate (100-300 m) layers of the Black Sea are presented in Fig. 2. They confirm the cyclonic character of the BSGC in the winter and summer. Even at depths of 1,000 and 1, 500-m (not shown), southwest and southeast of the Crimea, where the currents feature relatively low velocities and diverse directions, in nine and five of the total 19 cases, cyclonically and anticyclonically directed vectors, respectively, were observed (in the remaining five cases, the vectors had quasimeridional directions). In the surface layer near the shore, anticyclonic vector directions were observed only three times twice in the wintertime off the Danube River mouth (see Fig. 2a) and once in the fall west of the Bosporus (not shown). These regions are known as areas of quasi-stationary NSAEs (see Fig. 1). 

In order to generate molecular diversity, directed evolution makes use of random mutagenesis appl5dng standard molecular tools (such as, error prone... 

The lack of evidence linking seizures of acetic anhydride to diversions directly from international trade, as well as the fact that very few suspicious shipments in international trade have been identified, raises concern over the controls exercised by... 

Sensing Fluorophores Generated from Diversity-Directed Approaches... 

Figure 6-8 Lead sensor candidates, H22 and GTP Green, for glutathione and GTP, respectively, derived from diversity-directed sensor discovery approaches.

Why The forms of life that we know today have evolved over several thousands of millions of years, in the course of which they have branched out into such a host of diverse directions that their outward resemblances are remote. Yet during the whole of this evolution, their biochemical forms have remained remarkably constant. The only convincing explanation of this is that these biochemical parameters were established and fixed before the species began to evolve along the different pathways that biologists have traced. Insofar as the biochemical forms are identical, it must be the case that all existing species had a common ancestor about whose external shape and form we can only guess but about whose biochemistry we may be certain that it was very similar to the bio-... 

Varioos kinds of ribbons are made. Those from horseshoe nails and steel are called Imist. A certain laminated Iron and steel Is known as tocre-cu ist. Akuninatod Iron and mild steel, laid parallel In ribbons, welded, then twisted at one end while the other is held In a vlw, combined In a fagot with another or others twisted In a diverse direction, roIlM, and drawn Into ribbons, is a Damasau-twist. 

Hayles, V. R., Russell, A. M. (1997). The diversity directive Why some initiatives fail and what to do about it. New York McGraw-Hill. 

---