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Fragment positioning

A similar study has been performed on silk [Howell et al. 2007]. The ToF-SIMS fingerprint of silk exhibits the presence of different amino acid fragments (positive ion mode). In contrast to wool, the effect of artificial ageing is not obvious and no modification appears in the ToF-SIMS spectra. Nevertheless, the study of the cleaning procedures leads to the same conclusion as that in the case of wool. The amount of remaining surfactant increases with artificial ageing. [Pg.440]

Since the X-ray structural analysis of crystallized proteins yields the most direct information on the tertiary structure, many attempts have been made in the last decade to crystallize individual ribosomal proteins. However, it was many years before any progress in this field was made. The N- and C-terminal fragments of the . coU protein L7/L12 have been crystallized, and the crystals diffract to 4 and 2.6 A, respectively (Liljas et ai, 1978). According to the X-ray analysis, the C-terminal fragment (positions 53-120) has a compact, plum-shaped tertiary structure with three a helices and three p sheets (Leijonmarck et ai, 1980). [Pg.15]

Connect binding fragments positioned in the active site, with cyclic connecting fragments... [Pg.120]

Section 13.22 Mass spectrometry exploits the information obtained when a molecule is ionized by electron impact and then dissociates to smaller fragments. Positive ions are separated and detected according to their mass-to-charge (m/z) ratio. By examining the fragments and by knowing how classes of molecules dissociate on electron impact, one can deduce the structure of a compound. Mass spectrometry is quite sensitive as little as 10-9 g of compound is sufficient for analysis. [Pg.584]

Matt et al. reported the first calix[4]arene diphosphines (in which the P donor atoms are trans) with organometallic fragments positioned inside the larger opening of the cavity.By forming such complexes the geometry of the... [Pg.796]

Detection of bi-charged ion m/z 1362.7 [M-r2Na] + Loss of m/z 327 fragment Positive ion mode, mass range m/z 200-1500. Ionization parameters capillary temperature 300 1°C, spray voltage... [Pg.649]

The ease of synthesis of diene-cobalt complexes depends on the position of the cobalt on the dienyl fragment (position 1 or 2) and it also depends on the substituent on the carbon atoms (1—3). Various synthetic routes are shown... [Pg.41]


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