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Purine research

Fischer s purine research also was of interest to the German chemical industiy. His laboratory methods became the basis for the industrial production of cafeine, theophylline, and theobromine. In 1903, he i thesized 5,5-diethylbarbituric acid. Under various trade names -Barbital, Veronal, and Dorminal - this compound proved to be a valuable h3rpnotic. Another commercially valuable purine was phenylethylbarbituric acid prepared by Fischer in 1912 and known as Luminal or Phenobarbital (4). [Pg.77]

The Human Purine Research Center, Departments of Internal Medicine and Occupational Therapy, The University of Michigan School of Medicine, Ann Arbor, Michigan, USA... [Pg.26]

H. Anne Simmonds Purine Research Laboratory UMDS Guy s Hospital 18th Floor, Guy s Tower St. Thomas Street London SEl 9RT UK... [Pg.732]

The mode of action has been a subject for research for a number of years. While it was originally thought that maleic hydrazide replaced uracil in the RNA sequence, it has been deterrnined that the molecule may be a pyrimidine or purine analogue and therefore base-pair formation is possible with uracil and thymine and there exists the probabiHty of base-pair formation with adenine however, if maleic hydrazide occurs in an in vivo system as the diketo species, then there remains the possibiHty of base-pairing with guanine (50). Whatever the mechanism, it is apparent that the inhibitory effects are the result of a shutdown of the de novo synthesis of protein. [Pg.425]

Much research has centered on identifying the source of the purine ring in caffeine. Two possible sources are likely methylated nucleotides in the nucleotide pool and methylated nucleotides in nucleic acids. Extensive experimental work by Suzuki and Takahashi27-30 proposes a scheme whereby caffeine is synthesized from methylated purines in the nucleotide pool via 7-methylxanthosine and theobromine. Information relating to the formation of 7-methylxanthine from nucleotides in the nucleotide pool is sparse. They also provide data that demonstrate that theophylline is synthesized from 1-methyladenylic acid through 1-methylxanthine as postulated by Ogutuga and Northcote.31... [Pg.19]

Purines and Related Heterocycles Considerable research has been devoted to preparation of modified purines in the expectation that such compounds could act as antagonists to, or possibly false substrates for, those involved in normal metabolic processes. It is surprising to note the relatively small number of such compounds that have found clinical use. [Pg.463]

Acknowledgements. The author would like to express his thanks to the National Science Foundation and Research Corporation which supported the work carried out in his laboratory. Thanks are also due to Professor Phillip J. Elving who first gave the author the opportunity to study purine electrochemistry. [Pg.86]

Without recounting the research studies dealing with or formaldehyde under the influence of ultraviolet and gamma rays. These sugars are, as will be detailed later, parts of the most important and absolutely essential materials, ribonucleic and deoxyribonucleic acids (RNA and DNA, respectively), of all living cells and also of viruses. Certain purines and pyrimidines, other essential parts of DNA and RNA, are also reported to have appeared under experimental... [Pg.49]

This seventh edition includes discussions of neurotransmitters ranging from acetylcholine through other amines, amino acids, purines, peptides, steroids and lipids Whereas in most cases their metabolism and receptor interactions are known, much current research involves questions of identification of effector pathways, their regulation and control. [Pg.1017]

Deaza analogs of purines continue to be a major topic of interest to heterocyclic chemists, and especially those with a research focus on biological activity. The synthetic approaches divide, nearly equally, between using pyrimidines or pyrroles as precursors. [Pg.370]

The coexistence of different P2 receptors together with impure solutions caused by purine and pyrimidine degradation and interconversion as well as the lack of selective agonists and antagonists have led to some frustration in this field of research. [Pg.489]


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