Covalent modification of graphitic carbon substrates by non-electrochemical methods

Covalent modification of Graphitic Carbon Substrates by Non- Electrochemical Methods

Synthesis and Electrochemical Study of Nano Graphitic Mesoporous Carbon

In the present study, a type of graphitic mesoporous carbon (denoted as GMC) is synthesized and its structural properties were characterized by nitrogen physisorption isotherms, transmission electron microscopy and Raman spectroscopy. According to BET and BJH methods, the specific surface area (SBET) and the average pore diameter of GMC are estimated to be 720 m2/g and 3.4 nm, respectively....

synthesis and electrochemical study of nano graphitic mesoporous carbon

Covalent modification of proteins by cocaine.

Cocaine covalently modifies proteins through a reaction in which the methyl ester of cocaine acylates the epsilon-amino group of lysine residues. This reaction is highly specific in vitro, because no other amino acid reacts with cocaine, and only cocaine's methyl ester reacts with the lysine side chain. Covalently modified proteins were present in the plasma of rats and human subjects chronical...

Covalent modification of platelet proteins by palmitate.

Covalent attachment of fatty acid to proteins plays an important role in association of certain proteins with hydrophobic membrane structures. In platelets, the structure of many membrane glycoproteins (GPs) has been examined in detail, but the question of fatty acid acylation of platelet proteins has not been addressed. In this study, we wished to determine (a) whether platelet proteins could ...