Natural biologically active

Beifuss U, Tietze M (2005) Methanophenazine and Other Natural Biologically Active Phenazines. 244 77-113 Belisle H,see Bussiere G (2004) 241 97-118... 

Methanophenazine and Other Natural Biologically Active Phenazines... 

Figure 12.8 shows an example of parathion distribution in sterilized and natural, biologically active Gilat soil columns. We see that, at relatively early times, when the effect of decomposition is minimal, the parathion distribution is similar to that in the sterile soil. After four days, the effect of microbial activity on decomposition is evident, and the distribution pattern is significantly different. After seven days, the parathion is almost completely decomposed. This example emphasizes the necessity to consider additional processes, snch as degradation, in analyses of pollutant transport. 

Perspectives on the total synthesis of antibiotics and other natural biologically active compounds 03T6683. 

Budisa N, Minks C, Mediano F, et al. (1998). Residue-specific bioincorporation of non-natural, biologically active amino acid into proteins as possible drug carriers Structure and stability of the per-thiaproline mutant of annexin V. Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. 95 455-459. 

Absorption, Metabolism, and Speciation of Chromium(III) In Vivo Search for Natural Biologically Active Forms of Chromium(III)... 

The spiroisoxazolines are also important intermediates for the synthesis of various natural and non-natural biologically active molecules such as the amphibian alkaloid ( )-piuniliotoxin C 270 (Scheme 63) [164] and 19-nor-... 

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