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Aminoacids are starting materials for the preparation of compounds (41) with 0x0 groups in the G-position. The reaction described by Gosh can serve as an example ... 

Skeletal Biocompatibility. Two Substituent Groups Attached to the Same Phosphazene Skeleton. Hydrolytical Instability 0 II — NH- CH2— C- OC2H5 Glycine or Lower Alkyl Aminoacid Esters Hydrolytically Unstable Polymers. Bioerodible Materials. Drug Delivery Systems. Tissue Engineering... 

Horvath et al. sintered the contents of a capillary column packed with 6 pm oc-tadecylsilica by heating to 360 °C in the presence of a sodium bicarbonate solution [101]. These conditions also strip the alkyl ligands from the silica support, thus significantly deteriorating the chromatographic properties. However, the performance was partly recovered after resilanization of the monolithic material with dimethyloctadecylchlorosilane allowing the separation of aromatic hydrocarbons and protected aminoacids with an efficiency of up to 160,000 plates/m. 

The bioavailability of silibinin from the extract is low and seems to depend on several factors such as (i) the content of accompanying substances with a solubilizing character such as other flavonoids, phenol derivatives, aminoacids, proteins, tocopherol, fat, cholesterol, and others found in the extract and (ii) the concentration of the extract itself (132,133). The systemic bioavailability can be enhanced by adding solubilizing substances to the extract (11,134). The bioavailability of silibinin can also be enhanced by the complexation with phosphatidylcholine or p-cyclodextrin, and possibly by the choice of the capsule material (135-137). The variations in content, dissolution, and (oral) bioavailability of silibinin between different commercially available silymarin products—despite the same declaration of content—are significant (138). 

Pataki, G., Paper, thin-layer, and electrochromatography of aminoacids in biological material, Z Klin. Chem., 2, 129, 1964 Chem. Abs., 64, 5425c, 1966. 

Metaxatos A, Panagiotopoulos C, Ignatiades L (2003) Monosaccharide and aminoacid composition of mucilage material produced from a mixture of four phytoplanktonic taxa. J Exp Mar Biol Ecol 294 203-217... 

Cyclic hydroxyimides 482 react with carbodiimides to form the expected isourea derivative, which undergoes further reaction with the starting material to give the isolated aminoacid derivative 483. 

The poisonous properties of the alkaloidal material obtained from the yew tree were first investigated by Borchers in 1876 [18], but its structural characterization was exceedingly slow, despite intensive work by numerous research groups. The first clue came only in 1923, when Winterstein, the chemist who coined the classical definition of an alkaloid, showed that taxine is the ester of a polyalkol esterified with acetic acid and (L)-P-dimethylamino-P-phenylpropionic acid [19], This P-aminoacid was then named after Winterstein. The early studies on taxine were... 

Kricheldorf HR (1987) a-Aminoacid-N-Carboxyanhydrides and Related Materials. Springer, Berlin Heidelberg New York... 

Olefins are very important industrial raw materials, and much effort has been devoted toward using them as substrates in asymmetric synthesis [811, 812, 853], The industrial synthesis of nonracemic a-aminoacids by catalytic hydrogenation was ore of the first important uses of olefins in asymmetric synthesis [859], Today, the Sharpless epoxidation of allylic alcohols [807, 808, 809] is one of the most popular methods in asymmetric synthesis. The importance of pyrethrinoid pesticides, bearing a cyclopropane skeleton, justifies the efforts devoted to the asymmetric synthesis of cyclopropanes from alkenes [811,812, 937],... 

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