Jacques, Jean

Jacques, Jean. Confessions d une chimiste ordinaire. Paris Seuil, 1981. 

Jacques, Jean, 26, 57 James, Henry, 253 James, H. M., 254 Jamin, Jules, 53 Jenkins, Francis, 240... 

Jacques, Jean. Le Cours de chimie de G.-F. Rouelle recueilli par Diderot. Revue 38, 1985, 43-53. 

Jacques, Jean. 1993. The Molecule and Us Double (trans. L. Scanlon). New York McGraw-Hill. 

Jacques, Jean. "Boutlerov, Couper, et la Society chimique de Paris." Bulletin de la Societe Chimique, 1953, 528-30. 

Laffont, Jean-Jacques, Jean Tirole, 2000, Competition in Telecommunication, Harvard MIT Press. 

Jacques, Jean (1954) La these de doctorat d Auguste Laurent et la theorie des com-binaisons organiques (1836) BuUetin de la Societe chimique. May supplement D-31-D-39. 

Jacques, Jean (1981) Les confessions d un chimiste ordinaire, Paris, Seuil. 

Jacques, Jean (1987) Berthelot. Autopsie d un mythe. Paris, BeUn. 

Jacques, Jean (1991) Professeurs et marchands Culture technique, 23 La chimie, ses industries et ses hommes 46-52. 

In 1965, Jacques Monod, Jeffries Wyman, and Jean-Pierre Changeux proposed a theoretical model of allosteric transitions based on the observation that allosteric proteins are oligomers. They suggested that allosteric proteins can exist in (at least) two conformational states, designated R, signifying relaxed, and T, or taut, and that, in each protein molecule, all of the subunits have the same conformation (either R or T). That is, molecular symmetry is conserved. Molecules of mixed conformation (having subunits of both R and T states) are not allowed by this model. 

Jean Jacques Vanden Eynde (183), Organic Chemistry Department, University of Mons-Hainaut, B-7000 Mons, Belgium... 

Andre-Marie Ampere was born m Lyons, France, the son of a wealthy merchant. Ampere s education was determined by his father, Jean-Jacques, who followed Jean Jacques Rousseau s theories of education. Ampere was left to educate himself, as his inclinations dictated, among the books of his father s extensive library. At an early age Ampere discovered a talent for mathematics, working out the early books of Euclid by himself. On finding that some of the books he wished to consult in the librai y in Lyons were in Latin, he taught himself the language. Ampere s mother was a devout Catholic, who ensured he was thoroughly instructed in the faith. 

Replacement of Sulfur by Selenium in Iron Sulfur Proteins Jacques Meyer, Jean-Marc Moulis, Jacques Gaillard, and Marc Lutz... 

Jean Jacques Mangetus, Bibliotheca Chemica Curiosa, 2 vols. (Geneva Chouet et al 1702), 2, 686. 

Dr. Jean-Jacques Brunet Laboratoire de Chimie de Coordination du CNRS UPR8241... 

To some extent this concept of a self-regulating nature dovetailed with the idealisation of nature by the philosopher Jean-Jacques Rousseau. In Albert Howard s words ... 

Paula A. Rodino, Marta Santalla, Antonio M. De Ron, and Jean-Jacques Drevon... 

GUILLAUME MADELIN1, NATHALIE BARIL1, JACQUES DONALD DE CERTAINES2, JEAN-MICHEL FRANCONI1 AND... 

For an excellent, if unsympathetic, biography of Berthelot, see Jean Jacques s, Berthelot Autopsie d un my the. 

Courtesy of Jean Jacques and the College de France, Paris. 

In 1958, Peck joined the staff of the enzymology group of the Oak Ridge National Laboratory and continued there to work on sulfur metabolism of chemolithoautotrophic bacteria. In 1965, he was called to Athens. Before moving there, he spent a year in the laboratory of Jacques Senez and Jean LeGall. And then he explored the research niche of hydrogenase and sulfur metabolism, which is a gold mine still today, in various directions. 

Meurdrac, Marie. La Chymie Charitable et Facile, Enfaveur des Dames. 1666. Edited by Jean Jacques. Reprint, Paris CNRS, 1999. 

Daub, Guido H., 6 Dave, Vinod, 18 Davies, Huw M. L., 57 Davis, Franklin A., 62 Denmark, ScoU E., 45 Denny, R. W., 20 DeLucchi, Ottorino, 40 DeTar, DeLos R, 9 Dickhaut, J., 48 DJerassi, Carl, 6 Donaruma, L, Guy, 11 Drake, Nathan L., I DuBois, Adrien S., 5 Ducep, Jean-Bemard, 27 Dunogu s, Jacques, 37... 

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