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Reflection variant

Chirality element, element of chirality A stereogenic axis, center, or plane that is reflection variant. See also stereogenic element. [Pg.20]

I, u Descriptors for the specification of relative configuration. A pair of stereo-genic units has the relative configuration I (for like) if the descriptor pairs are RR, SS, RRe, SSi, ReRe, SiSi, MM, PP, RM, SP, ReM, or SiP. The pair is specified as u (unlike) if they have descriptor pairs RS, RSi, ReS, ReSi, MP, RP, SM, ReP, and SiM [86]. Reflection invariant descriptors (r, s, re, si, p, and m) may be substituted in place of the reflection variant descriptors above. Note the use of lower case / and u letters, implying a reflection invariant relationship. [Pg.29]

Prochiral Tetrahedral atoms having heterotopic ligands, or heterotopic faces of trigonal atoms, may be described as being prochiral. Note that it is inappropriate to describe an entire molecule as being prochiral [105]. Heterotopic faces are described using Re, Si if reflection variant, and re, si if reflection invariant [91]. If the CIP priority of the three ligands is clockwise, the face... [Pg.31]

Reflection variant, reflection invariant The terms used to describe an object and its relationship with its mirror image. If the two are identical, the object is reflection invariant. If the object is enantiomorphous to its mirror image, it is reflection variant. [Pg.34]

Stereogenic plane A planar structural fragment that, because of restricted rotation or structural requirements, cannot lie in a symmetry plane. If the stereogenic plane is reflection variant, the element may be called a chirality plane. For example with a monosubstituted paracyclophane, the stereogenic plane includes the plane of the benzene ring. For a 1,2-disubstituted ferrocene, the disub-stituted cyclopentadiene lies in a chirality plane. The absolute configuration may be specified by either R, S or P, M. See also stereogenic element. [Pg.37]

In this section we present the elements of chirality relevant to the stereospecific polymerization of propene with group 4 metallocenes. First of all, coordination of a prochiral olefin, such as propene, gives rise to nonsuperimposable coordinations. To distinguish between the two propene coordinations, we prefer the nomenclature re, si—defined for specifying heterotopic half-spaces— instead of the nomenclature R,. defined for double or triple bonds jr-bonded to a metal atom—in order to avoid confusion with the symbols R and S used for other chiralities at the same catalytic site, or the nomenclature Re, Si-defined for reflection—variant units—and used by Pino and co-workers in refs 83—86. The use of the si, re nomenclature can be confusing when different monomers are considered, because the name of a fixed enantioface of an 1-olefin depends on the bulkiness of the substituent in position 1. However, since propene is the only monomer considered in this review, this problem does not exist here. We only remark that the re and si coordinations sketched in Scheme 3 correspond to the R and S coordinations, respectively. [Pg.358]

The principal organs involved in the peripheral clearance of hGH from the plasma are the kidney and fiver. hGH is cleared via glomerular filtration at the kidney and by a receptor-mediated mechanism at the fiver (58,59). In animal models, derivatives of hGH such as the 20,000 mol wt variant, oligomeric forms, and hGH complexed with GH-binding protein have been shown to be cleared from the semm at significandy lower rates than 22,000 mol wt hGH (60—62). The prolonged plasma half-life of these derivatives probably reflects a combination of decreased receptor affinity and size constraints on glomerular filtration. [Pg.198]

Early systematic searches for elementary one-dimensional invertible CA rules turned up none for neighborhood sizes of 2 and 3 [yamaTO] and essentially one case (with eight trivial variants that may be obtained from it by reflection or complementation) out of a total of 2 = 65,536 possibilities for a neighborhood of size four [patt71] ... [Pg.371]

The new proposed version does not alleviate the concern that some authors voice in wanting to maintain the metals on the left and non-metals on the right of the table. We suggest that such a desideratum does not necessarily reflect the most fundamental aspects of the elements as basic substances whereas the left-step and its new variant do. The latter two forms aim to represent elements as basic substances as well as establishing a closer connection with fundamental aspects of electron-shell filling, and consequently with quantum mechanics, than the medium-long form table does. Finally, we have recently published another new table that differs only in shape from the one proposed here (10). [Pg.122]

Fukuoka was found to be homozygous for the 1615 G to A (539 Asp to Asn) mutation. This mutation occurred at relatively conserved amino acid residues and caused an alteration in hydrophobicity. Recently, we examined the structure-function relationship of these variants using the recombinant protein (F14). Although all of the four variants were found to be heat labile, the residual GPI activity seems to reflect clinical severity, such as the degree of anemia and episodes of hemolytic crisis. GPI Matsumoto, associated with severe anemia and hemolytic crisis, was extremely unstable, and GPI Iwate, which is associated with compensated hemolytic anemia, showed moderate heat instability. Affinity for substrate, fructose-6-phosphate, was slightly decreased in GPI Narita and GPI Fukuoka, which were associated with moderate anemia and hemolytic crisis. [Pg.18]

IR reflectance allows the in situ analysis of the electrode-electrolyte interface [8, 9], The Fourier transform variant adds to this technique the advantage of very fast data collection [10],... [Pg.128]


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