Mollie acid

A good tactic for using acid-ignition bombs that keeps your opponents on their toes is to place them in locations where the enemy is likely to pass and to rupture them with a rifle bullet at the appropriate time. Another successful tactic is to throw several unfuzed bottles of fuel to saturate the target and then ignite them with a lit bottle. As a low-cost harassment measure, West German "weekend terrorists" heave bricks, followed by a lit molly,... 

C,9H3404, Mr 326.48, prisms, mp. 110-111 C, [ajp +35 (CHCI3). A paraconic acid derivative from the lichen Roccellaria mollis (Roccellaceae). 

Deriv Methyl roccellarate, needles (MeOH), mp 40-41 °C, [a]o + 25 (CHCI3), from roccellaric acid with ethereal CHjNj StL Roccellaria mollis (Hampe) Zahlbr. 

The project was started with an existing model of metabolism in the cow, published and validated (Baldwin et al., 1987 referred to as Molly), which describes utilization of glucose, amino acids and fatty acids by muscle, adipose, visceral and mammary tissues at an aggregated metabolic pathway level. Elements of genetic background, response to nutritional environment and metabolic hormones are exphcitly embodied in equation forms and parameter values, such as maximal velocity, substrate sensitivity and control by anabolic and catabolic hormones. 

The first examples of hydroxylated derivatives of arachi-donic acid, eicosapentaenoic acid (EPA), docosapentaenoic add (DPA) and docosahexaenoic add (DHA) from marine invertebrates were isolated from the spedes Echinochalina mollis collected in the Coral Sea (Guerriero et al, 1990). 

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