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The next abstraction level of reaction retrieval is a so-called reaction substructure search in which both query structures arc considered as substructures. In the case of a reaction substructure search, no hydrogen atoms arc added internally during the execution of the search. Atoms which have their valencies not completely saturated are considered as open sites, where any hind ofelement could be bonded. 

Deriva.tives, The most important derivatives of 1,2,3,4-benzenetetrol are the ubiquiaones, eg, coenzyme Q, which are dimethoxytoluquiaones with polyisoprenoid side chains (61). They occur ia plants and animals. Mice with hereditary muscular dystrophy have a deficiency of coenzyme Q ia their heart and hind leg muscles. Therapeutic adrninistration of coenzyme Q /7339-63-5] produces physical improvement and a significantly prolonged lifespan (212). Coenzyme Q also has been used to treat deafness when adrninistered either orally or parenteraHy (213). 

H. L. Hind, Brewing, Science andPractice, Vols. 1 and 2, John Wiley Sons, Inc., New York, and Chapman Hall, London, 1938—1940. 

A good example of a surface-modified lens is the Sola/Bames-Hind Hydrocurve Flite lens, introduced in 1986. The material for the commercial Hydrocurve lens, bufilcon A [56030-52-5] contains methacrylic acid and has a high affinity for protein and subsequent deposition. The surface of the Flite lens was chemically modified with the addition of diazomethane (190) to reduce the surface charge. In vitro testing demonstrated a decrease in protein adsorption (191). 

Cl Reactive Blue 19 (9) is prepared by the reaction of bromamine acid (8) with y -aminophenyl-P-hydroxyethylsulfone [5246-57-1] (76) ia water ia the presence of an acid-hinding agent such as sodium bicarbonate and a copper catalyst (Ullmann condensation reaction) and subsequent esterification to form the sulfuric ester. 

Figure 8.20 Schematic diagrams of docking the trp repressor to DNA in its inactive (a) and active (b) forms. When L-tryptophan, which is a corepressor, hinds to the repressor, the "heads" change their positions relative to the core to produce the active form of the repressor, which hinds to DNA. The structures of DNA and the trp repressor are outlined.

Figure 8.21 Richardson-type diagram of the structure of one suhunit of the lac repressor. The polypeptide chain is arranged in four domains, an amino terminal DNA-hinding domain (red) with a helix-tum-helix motif, a hinge helix (purple), a large core domain which has two subdomains (green and hlue) and a C-terminal a helix. (Adapted from M. Lewis et al.. Science 271 1247-1254, 1996.)...

The polypeptide chain of the lac repressor subunit is arranged in four domains (Figure 8.21) an N-terminal DNA-hinding domain with a helix-turn-helix motif, a hinge helix which binds to the minor groove of DNA, a large core domain which binds the corepressor and has a structure very similar to the periplasmic arablnose-binding protein described in Chapter 4, and finally a C-terminal a helix which is involved in tetramerization. This a helix is absent in the PurR subunit structure otherwise their structures are very similar. 

The light-harvesting complex LHl is directly associated with the reaction center in purple bacteria and is therefore referred to as the core or inner antenna, whereas LH2 is known as the peripheral antenna. Both are huilt up from hydrophohic a and p polypeptides of similar size and with low hut significant sequence similarity. The two histidines that hind to chlorophyll with absorption maxima at 850 nm in the periplasmic ring of LH2 are also present in LHl, but the sequence involved in binding the third chlorophyll in LH2 is quite different in LHl. Not surprisingly, the chlorophyll molecules of the periplasmic ring are present in LHl but the chlorophyll molecules with the 800 nm absorption maximum are absent. 

This test is better left to the vendor for interpretation unless the user representative is quite experienced in the design ot centrifugal impellers, The vendor can be asked to identify the critical areas prior to the test if there is time to check his analysis. Actually, the liability to the vendor is much too high for him to risk an overstress failure just to pass a test. Unfortunately, failures come in the unexpected situations, where the hedge is hind sight. ... 

Hinds, W. C. (1999). Aerosol Technology Properties, Behavior, and Measurement of Airborne Particles (2nd ed.). John Wiley Sons, New York. 

The motion of a charged aerosol particle in a gas is governed by the electrostatic force and the aerodynamic forces. The theory dealing with the particle motion has been discussed in several books (see, e.g., Hinds- ). The electrostatic force F caused by the electric field E is given by... 

Figure 17-17. Standard explosion-proof alarm devices. Courtesy of Crouse-Hinds Electrical Construction Materials, a division of Cooper Industries, Inc.)...

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