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Table 9.5 Structures of Ligands for Copper Based ATRP Catalysts... Table 9.5 Structures of Ligands for Copper Based ATRP Catalysts...
Figure 7.9 Chemical structures of ligands of the enzyme PNP. (A) The substrate inosine, (B) the inosine and phosphate transition state, and (C) the transition state mimic inhibitor Imucillin H. Figure 7.9 Chemical structures of ligands of the enzyme PNP. (A) The substrate inosine, (B) the inosine and phosphate transition state, and (C) the transition state mimic inhibitor Imucillin H.
Fig. 14 Single X-ray diffraction structure of ligand 1.59 (left) and its Pd(Me)Cl complex (1.61b) (right)... Fig. 14 Single X-ray diffraction structure of ligand 1.59 (left) and its Pd(Me)Cl complex (1.61b) (right)...
Neuro steroids, which may be physiological modulators of brain activity, enhance GABAa receptor function 297 The three-dimensional structures of ligand-gated ion channel receptors are being modeled successfully 297 Mouse genetics reveal important functions for GABAa receptor subtypes 297... [Pg.291]

The three-dimensional structures of ligand-gated ion channel receptors are being modeled successfully. [Pg.297]

Table 25.3 Selected results for Rh-catalyzed hydrogenations using miscellaneous diphosphines (for structures of ligands, see Fig. 25.5 for structures of substrates, see Fig. 25.7). Table 25.3 Selected results for Rh-catalyzed hydrogenations using miscellaneous diphosphines (for structures of ligands, see Fig. 25.5 for structures of substrates, see Fig. 25.7).
Fig. 1. Structures of ligands in reported X-ray structures of ligand-iGluR2-S S2 complexes. Fig. 1. Structures of ligands in reported X-ray structures of ligand-iGluR2-S S2 complexes.
Fig. 1. Chemical structures of ligands used to characterize, clone, and purify the GABAb receptor. The recently identified positive allosteric modulators CGP7930 and CGP 13501 are expected to broaden the spectrum of therapeutic applications for GABAb drugs. Fig. 1. Chemical structures of ligands used to characterize, clone, and purify the GABAb receptor. The recently identified positive allosteric modulators CGP7930 and CGP 13501 are expected to broaden the spectrum of therapeutic applications for GABAb drugs.
The use of structure-based virtual screening toward novel nuclear hormone receptor antagonists was described by Schapira et al. [263]. As only X-ray structures of ligand binding domains of agonist-bound nuclear receptors with exception of the antagonist-bound estrogen receptor-a are available, the authors constructed an inactive ... [Pg.93]

In aqueous solution, cA-[Ru (0)(pyen)Cl] has also been generated electrochemically from cA-[Ru (pyen)Cl(OH2)] (see Figure 3 for structure of ligand). This Ru 0x0 complex has an ii°(Ru ) value of 1.29 V vs. SCE and it is an active catalyst for the electrochemical oxidation of alcohols and THF. The rate constants for the oxidation of PhCH20H, CH3OH, CH3OD, and... [Pg.804]

A ruthenium(IV) 0x0 complex containing pyridyl-type ligands, [Ru (0)(N40)l (see Figure 14 for structures of ligand), has been generated by electrochemical oxidation of [Ru (N40)(0H2)] in aqueous solution (pH > 3.5). This species was found to disproportionate to Ru" and Ru in acidic solution." ... [Pg.822]

There are very few osmium(IV) 0x0 species. There is evidence that the Os =0 species is more reactive than the corresponding Os (0)2 species. [Os (0)2(phenba)] (see Figure 12 for structure of ligand) is able to oxidize benzyl alcohol in the presence of one equivalent of PPhs, the active... [Pg.827]

Crystal structure determinations have been reported for compounds 8 99),15 100),19 101), 21 102). Figures 5a and 6a show the structures of ligands 15 and 19. The crystal structure of the macrobicyclic ligand30,... [Pg.39]

Figure 3. Structures of ligands used in this study (Cyh = cyclohexyl, Ph = phenyl, MOD = 3,5-dimethyl-4-methoxyphenyl, tBu = 2-methyl-2-propyl). Figure 3. Structures of ligands used in this study (Cyh = cyclohexyl, Ph = phenyl, MOD = 3,5-dimethyl-4-methoxyphenyl, tBu = 2-methyl-2-propyl).

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