A mathematical model is proposed for calculating the ionization potentials of molecules on surface dielectrics in order to quantify changes electronic characteristics materials a substrate. The semiconductor and photoelectronic properties nanosystems based phthalocyanine derivatives are determined by structure molecules. Based zinc phthalocyaninate molecule ZnC32N8H16, structures constructed th...

The elements calcium, magnesium, aluminum, silicon and potassium are part of oil shales, precisely they found in the mineral matrix. In this work, hydrotreating a dynamic regime (21°C/min) under standard hydrogen pressure (1atm) was carried out these were followed quantitatively before after reaction by dispersive X-ray diffraction technique (RXD). compounds formed hydrides which mainly fuels,...

This paper describes the placement of a crosslinking agent (dibromobimane) between two thiols (Cys-522 and Cys-707) of a fragment, "S1," of the motor protein, myosin. It turns out that fastening the first anchor of the crosslinker is easy and rapid, but fastening the second anchor (Cys-522) is very temperature dependent, taking 30 min at room temperature but about a week on ice. Moreover, cryst...

K(IR)6.1 and K(IR)6.2 are the pore-forming subunits of K(NDP)(,) the nucleotide-diphosphate-activated K(ATP) channels, and classical K(ATP) channels, respectively. "Hybrid" channels, in which the structure is predetermined by concatemerizing K(IR)6.1 and K(IR)6.2, exhibit distinct conductivities specified by subunit number and position. Inclusion of one K(IR)6.2 is sufficient to open K(IR)6. X-...

1. The pyrophosphate-exchange reactions which are catalysed by rat-liver preparations and depend upon leucine or isoleucine are profoundly modified by 'soluble' ribonucleic acid and by changes in magnesium concentration. The preponderant influence is exerted by the terminal nucleotide sequence of the 'soluble' ribonucleic acid. Lysinedependent pyrophosphate exchange occurs only at relatively hi...

To establish the best measure for determining magnesium overload, we measured ionized and total magnesium in serum and mononuclear blood cells and total magnesium in erythrocytes in blood of 23 hemodialysis patients, known for their disturbed magnesium homeostasis. When comparing the mean magnesium values obtained in the patient population with those of a control population, all of these magnes...

The magnesium handling of freshwater teleost fish is discussed, with an emphasis on the role of branchial, intestinal and renal transport. In response to the eminent threat of constant diffusive losses of minerals such as magnesium, freshwater fish have developed efficient mechanisms for magnesium homeostasis. Magnesium losses are overcome by the uptake of magnesium from the food, making the in...

A total synthesis in four steps of racemic paecilocin A, a natural marine phthalide is reported. The synthetic pathway includes an iodine-magnesium exchange followed by condensation on aldehyde and represents sufficiently flexible approach to allow the twelve analogs. synthesized compounds were investigated for their antibacterial activity against methicillin-sensitive Staphylococcus aureus (MS...

Sulfonate sphingoids or sulfonolipids are bioactive unusual compounds found in members of the Bacteroidetes family. The present report describes the structures of sulfonolipids of halophilic bacteria, sharing structural similarity with compounds of fungal origin inhibiting the serine palmitoyl transferase and with capnines, known as antagonists of von Willebrandt factor. Two sulfonolipids (SL1 ...

The intact heart of a young rat was excised rapidly and cooled to 0 degree C; its energy-rich compounds were examined by 31P Fourier Transform nuclear magnetic resonance. The heart showed the characteristic spectrum of sugar phosphates, inorganic phosphate, phosphocreatine, and magniesium phates, inorganic phosphate, phosphocreatine, and magnesium ATP, characteristics of the energizing state of...