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Both these catalytic centers and the reaction mechanism on them have been better than average well-characterized by the spectroscopic methods discussed and applied in this volume. The comparison between anticipated locations of the catalytic centers for these materials also points up the importance of methodology for determining not only the number, but the accessibility of catalytic sites. Therefore, it is thought that comparisons and contrasts between thermal and photo chemistry, as well as many aspects of the state of present comprehension of mineral spectroscopy and mineral-mediated catalysis will be well-illustrated by a reexamination of published studies of change, even though this reaction is not directly relevant to applications of spectroscopy discussed in the succeeding papers. [Pg.8]

The Role of Special Structural Entities - Active Sites - in Mineral-Mediated Chemistry... [Pg.14]

A primary goal of this volume is to outline strategies by which mineral spectroscopy can be used to elucidate mineral-mediated reactions. The chosen articles do directly... [Pg.14]

These properties and principles govern the transfer of organic chemicals between different environmental compartments. Of particular interest to halogenated hydrocarbon reactivity discussed in this treatise is the air-water interface (emissions, water column outgassing), and the solid-water interface (sorptive processes, sequestration, mineral-mediated reactions). For example, the role of air-water diffusive exchange in large aquatic systems may provide a source or sink for volatile compounds such as the halomethanes... [Pg.5056]

Fig. 2.8 Illustration of mineralization-mediated nanocomposites formation. CaP-based nanocrystalites nucleate on the outer surface of PNIPAAm microgels (A) and at near-surface regions of the PAA polymer nanostructures (B). CaP, calcium phosphate PNIPAAm, poly(A-isopropylacrylamide) and PAA, polyacrylamide. Fig. 2.8 Illustration of mineralization-mediated nanocomposites formation. CaP-based nanocrystalites nucleate on the outer surface of PNIPAAm microgels (A) and at near-surface regions of the PAA polymer nanostructures (B). CaP, calcium phosphate PNIPAAm, poly(A-isopropylacrylamide) and PAA, polyacrylamide.
Cortisol-Cortisone Conversion. Under normal conditions, this equilibrium slightly favors the oxidized compound. Similarly, the conversion of corticosterone to 11-deoxycorticosterone is also mediated by the liP-hydroxysteroid dehydrogenase enzyme system and requites NAD(P) /NAD(P)H. This conversion is especially important both in the protection of the human fetus from excessive glucocorticoid exposure, and in the protection of distal nephron mineral ocorticoid receptors from glucocorticoid exposure (14). The impairment of this conversion is thought to result in hypertension associated with renal insufficiency (15). [Pg.97]

In the treatment of diseases where the metaboUtes are not being deUvered to the system, synthetic metaboUtes or active analogues have been successfully adrninistered. Vitamin metaboUtes have been successfully used for treatment of milk fever ia catde, turkey leg weakness, plaque psoriasis, and osteoporosis and renal osteodystrophy ia humans. Many of these clinical studies are outlined ia References 6, 16, 40, 51, and 141. The vitamin D receptor complex is a member of the gene superfamily of transcriptional activators, and 1,25 dihydroxy vitamin D is thus supportive of selective cell differentiation. In addition to mineral homeostasis mediated ia the iatestiae, kidney, and bone, the metaboUte acts on the immune system, P-ceUs of the pancreas (iasulin secretion), cerebellum, and hypothalamus. [Pg.139]

Brewers and bakers dried yeasts are used as dietary supplements. They contribute some protein and trace minerals, and some B vitamins, but no vitamin C, vitamin B 2 or fat-soluble vitamins. The glucose tolerance factor (GTE) of yeast, chromium nicotinate, mediates the effect of insulin. It seems to be important for older persons who caimot synthesize GTE from inorganic dietary chromium. The ceU wall fraction of bakers yeast reduces cholesterol levels in rats fed a hypercholesteremic diet. [Pg.393]

Sanseverino J, BM Applegate, JMH King, GS Sayler (1993) plasmid-mediated mineralization of naphthalene, phenanthrene, and anthracene. Appl Environ Microbiol 59 1931-1937. [Pg.237]

Shields MS, SW Hooper, GS Sayler (1985) Plasmid-mediated mineralization of 4-chlorobiphenyl. J Bacterial 163 882-889. [Pg.238]

While by common perception, mineral dusts may appear as particularly inert materials, inorganic particles can participate in a variety of chemical and cellular reactions, some of which are mediated by free radicals. [Pg.248]

Doelman, C.J.A., Leurs, R., Ooestrom, W.C. and Bast, A. (1990). Mineral dust exposure and free radical-mediated lung damage. Exp. Lung Res. 16, 41-55. [Pg.257]

Whey proteins are known to increase immune response and maintain muscle mass (Phillips et ah, 2009). In one instance, when an immunosti-mulatory vitamin and mineral mixture developed at Tufts University Human Nutrition Research Center on Aging was blended with texturized WPI (TWPI) in an extruded snack bar, immunostimulatory effects were enhanced in young (< 5 months) and old (> 22 months) mice fed ad libitum for 5 weeks. The mineral mixture and TWPI improved T cell proliferation and reduced upregulated production of proinflammatory mediators in... [Pg.176]

Root exudation of extraordinary high amounts of specific carboxy lutes (e.g ci-u-ate, malate. oxalate, pbytosiderophores) in response to nutritional deficiency stress or Al toxicity in some plant species cannot simply be attributed to diffusion processes. The controlled release of these compounds, involved in mobilization of mineral nutrients and in detoxification of Al. may be mediated by more specific mechanisms. Inhibitory effects by exogenous application of various anion chan-... [Pg.52]


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