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Neutral Activation

SCHEME 231 Chiral thiourea-catalyzed 1,4-bromolactonization of conjugated enynes. [Pg.76]

A high enantiocontrol iodolactonization via organocatalysis was achieved by Veitch and Jacobsen [56]. In the presence of 15mol% tertiary aminourea 140a, [Pg.76]

1- disubstituted alkenoic acids 138 reacted smoothly with N-iodo-4-fluorophthalimide derivative 139, affording five- and six-membered iodolactones 141 [Pg.76]

SCHEME 2.39 Cbiral thiourea-catalyzed iodolactonization reaction. [Pg.77]


The mechanism by which sucralfate accelerates healing of duodenal ulcers has not been determined. It does not have significant antisecretory, acid neutralizing activity or direct stimulation of ulcer healing. It is known that the mechanism is local rather than systemic. Binding of pepsin or bile salts may contribute to its effect. It is indicated for the short-term therapy of active duodenal ulcers and for maintenance at reduced dosage. [Pg.199]

Purified by careful fractional distn, followed by passage through neutral activated alumina. Also by shaking with mercury, drying with K2CO3 and distn. from CaS04. [Pg.198]

Perfluoro(methylcyclohexane) [355-02-2] M 350.1, b 76.3", d 1.7878. Refluxed for 24h with saturated acid KMn04 (to oxidise and remove hydrocarbons), then neutralised, steam distd, dried with P2O5 and passed slowly through a column of dry silica gel. [Glew and Reeves J Phys Chem 60 615 1956.] Also purified by percolation through a Im neutral activated alumina column, and H-impurities checked by NMR. [Pg.323]

Anhydrous sodium sulfate, special grade Sodium hydroxide (Na OH), special grade Hydrochloric acid (HCl), special grade Aluminum oxide 90, neutral, activity grade II-III (Merck)... [Pg.1229]

PCCs contain the vitamin K-dependent factors II, VII, IX, and X. These agents represent another attempt to bypass the factor at which the antibody is directed (see Fig. 64-2). However, PCCs carry the risk of serious thrombotic complications. Porcine factor VIII is most useful when the inhibitor titer is less than 50 BU (see Fig. 64-2 for dose and frequency). Owing to its similarity to human factor VIII, porcine factor VIII participates in the coagulation cascade. However, most inhibitors have very weak neutralizing activity against it. Porcine factor VIII is a third-line agent (only after factor Vila and a PCC have failed) owing to a 15% incidence of cross-reactivity.15... [Pg.991]

Canine parvovirus VP2 epitope Epitope display on plum pox potyvirus in tobacco leaf Mice developed CPV-specific antibodies that showed neutralizing activity. Immunogenic in mice and rabbits when delivered parenterally 78... [Pg.136]

Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) type 1 ELDKWA epitope Potato virus X in tobacco leaf Sera from normal and hu-PBL-SCID mice showed anti-HIV-1 neutralizing activity. Immunogenic in mice when delivered parenterally or nasally. 18... [Pg.136]

Rotavirus VP7 protein Potato tuber Serum IgG and IgA specific for VP7 IgA had -VP7-neutralizing activity. Immunogenic in mice when delivered orally. 36... [Pg.148]

Transmissible gastroenteritis coronavirus N -terminal domain of the spike glycoprotein (S) Tobacco leaf TGEV-specific antibodies (in pigs) showed low levels of virus-neutralizing activity. Immunogenic in pigs when administered parenterally. 116... [Pg.149]

We see, at first, that the reaction enthalpy for quinone abstraction reactions with the C—H bond of alkylperoxyl radicals is higher than with the O—H bond of the hydroperoxyl radical. The second important factor is different triplet repulsions in these two types of abstraction reactions. Indeed, the reaction with R02 proceeds via TS of the C H O type. Such reaction is characterized by the high thermally neutral activation energies Eeo = 62.9 kJ mol-1. The value of Ee0 for the reaction involving the O H O TS reaction center is much lower (27.3 kJ mol-1). With the rate constants have a very low value, the reaction Q + R02 cannot influence the oxidative chain termination in comparison with the interaction of two R02 radicals. Indeed, the rate constant for the latter is 105—107 L mol-1 s-1 and, in these cases, the inequality (2k6v )1/2 2k[Q] always holds. The reason for such high Ee0 values and, hence,... [Pg.577]

Aluminium oxide (neutral, activity grade I) available from M. Woelm, Eschwege, Germany, was deactivated by the addition of 7 ml. of water to 1 kg. of the adsorbent before use. [Pg.5]

Neutral, activity 1 alumina (50-200 pm particle size) purchased from ICN, Inc. was used to fill the sintered-glass funnel. [Pg.237]

A neutral activity has been described in liver plasma membranes (Slife et al, 1989) and in rat intestinal bmsh border membranes (Nilsson, 1969) little is known about this enzyme. Recently a 70 kDa neutral isoform has been purified and cloned from the culture medium of the bacterium Pseudomonas... [Pg.191]

Nucleophilic addition to the neutral activated acyl group is a favored process, and coenzyme A is a good leaving group from the tetrahedral intermediate. The occurrence of this process with the acetate anion, that is, acetate reacting with an enolate anion, again provides a sharp contrast with the... [Pg.211]

Strong Acid-Strong ( Base Neutralization activity... [Pg.664]

Look at the Strong Acid-Strong Base Neutralization and Weak Acid-Strong Base Neutralization activities in eChapter 16.1 and answer the following questions ... [Pg.719]


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Active neutralizers

Active neutralizers

Activity Coefficients of Neutral Ion Pairs

Activity Coefficients of Neutral Molecules

Activity coefficient neutral molecule

Activity coefficient neutral species

Calcium-activated neutral protease

Charge neutralization activation

Electrochemical recognition of charged and neutral guest species by redox-active

Electrochemical recognition of charged and neutral guest species by redox-active receptor

Electrochemical recognition of charged and neutral guest species by redox-active receptor molecules

Neutral active hyaluronidases

Neutral collisional activation

Neutral enzyme activity

Neutral sphingomyelinases activation

Receptor molecules, redox-active, electrochemical recognition of charged and neutral

Receptor molecules, redox-active, electrochemical recognition of charged and neutral guest

Receptor molecules, redox-active, electrochemical recognition of charged and neutral guest species

The Role of Clay Minerals in Activating and Neutralizing Reactions

Towards electrochemical recognition of neutral guest species by redox-active receptor molecules

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