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Partial optimizations

All results of calculations shown in the present article except the HMO calculations, are the outcome of complete or partial optimization of geometry. [Pg.182]

Culture media partially optimized for P. chrysosporium (50) unless otherwise indicated, nmol/min. measured at room temperature per mg dry mycelial weight for vanillylacetoneas a Mn -dependent peroxidase substrate and veratiyl alcohol as a lignin peroxidase substrate 0 denotes activity below detectable limit while — indicates assay not performed. Time, at 39 C for P. chrysosporium or at 30 C for L edodes, after inoculation when maximum activity appears (d ). Interval over which C02 evolution from dehydrogenative polymerizate (DHP) of [ring- /- C]conifeiyl alcohol is measured (days after inoculation). Culture media partially optimized for L. edodes at 22 C (83). [Pg.264]

COMMENT The partial optimization is only for d(net power)ld(Ts) =0. To have the full optimization, we must let d(net power)jd(T4) =0 also. [Pg.367]

Molecules 1-9 were partially optimized as described in the text the results for 10-13 were derived with lull (geometry and scale factor) optimization. [Pg.81]

Moreover, from the energetical point of view there is no longer any support for model A a partial optimized structure of the parent compound with a fixed BBO ring, based on the X-ray data and optimized hydrogen positions, exhibits to be 12.4... [Pg.213]

The MINDO/3 procedure was applied to calculate HOMO-LUMO properties of simple and conjugated enamines240, partial optimization of the molecular geometry of... [Pg.46]

Discrepancies between the matrix approach and library screen results for Y2H stress more the method differences rather than their sensitivity to detect PPL The matrix approach has the advantage of overcoming the cDNA library normalization problem but does not cancel the problems related to full length ORFs and its consequences in terms of artificial interaction. The library screen method enables the use of partial optimized bait to avoid this problem, allows a statistical treatment of the Y2H screen which finally estimates an interaction confidence score (see above) and identifies interaction domain. The two methods are complementary and the resulting maps hit different part of the interactome space. [Pg.150]

The geometry of the H2O. .. HF complex was partially optimized using triple zeta (TZ) and TZ + P basis sets The respective optimum O. .. F distances arc 0.267 and 0.269 nm. Quadratic and cubic force constants were obtained for both basis sets. On passing from the first to the second basis set, the intermolecular force constant, Krr, decreased by 57 %. When passing from the 6-31G basis set to the TZ + P basis set the complex departs from the C2, symmetry. [Pg.85]

Fig. 24. Partially optimized geometries for hydrogen-bonded complexes between pyridinium ion (10) or pyridine (11) and water (77JA5729). Fig. 24. Partially optimized geometries for hydrogen-bonded complexes between pyridinium ion (10) or pyridine (11) and water (77JA5729).
Figure 5F shows an example from the optimization procedure where a partially optimized GO structure is superimposed on a fully GO optimized structure. These two... [Pg.101]

If protocol development is rate determining, the effectiveness of ADME experimental assays depends very much on how the early exemplars are synthesized. In theory, the most effective method would be to obtain a well-spaced subset of the library in an experimental design sense. A traditional, noncombinatorial, synthesis would accomplish this but would not fit in well with a combinatorial optimization process. A possible means around this problem is to institute some type of early automated clean-up of combinatorial exemplars from partially optimized reaction schemes. This is not a tidy solution because the most efficient process would be an automated clean-up on the entire library after the optimization process was complete. [Pg.484]


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