Introduction Neurological disorders, particularly diabetic neuropathy, have been treated with vitamin B1 (thiamine) for decades; however, the bioavailability of orally administered, water-soluble thiamine salts is low compared to fat-soluble analogs. For treatment to be successful, high levels of thiamine are needed in both blood and tissues. In 1954, Fujiwara discovered a group of lipid-solubl...

Soluble salts are compounds found inside ornamental rocks and building stones exposed to atmospheric agents in environments rich alkaline metal ions, such as sodium potassium. The damage induced by their crystallization those materials, used build monuments architectural structures of great importance, is an unsolved problem. Sodium sulfate one the most common harmful salt these constructions. ...

The carcinogenicity of chromium compounds is reviewed with specific attention to the gaps in knowledge for risk estimation and research needs. The most important problems at present are whether trivalent chromium compounds cause cancer, and whether there is a difference in cancer causing effects between the soluble and the slightly soluble hexavalent compounds in the practical exposure situatio...

1. Insoluble salts of alklaine earth metals (e. g. calcium phosphate) dissolve in non-aqueous solvents containing EDTA salts of organic cations (e.g. tetraethylammonium). 2. Bone is efficiently demineralized in ethanolic trimethylammonium EDTA. Retention in the matrix of water-soluble materials (e.g. proteoglycan) is much better than in standard aqueous EDTA demineralization procedures.

This study reports the chemical composition of particles present along Greenland’s North Greenland Eemian Ice Drilling (NEEM) ice core, back to 110,000 years before present. Insoluble and soluble particles larger than 0.45μm were extracted from the ice core by ice sublimation, and their chemical composition was analyzed using scanning electron microscope and energy dispersive X-ray spectroscopy...

Tetrazolium dyes have often been used as electron acceptors in measurements of cell proliferation rates (Berridge and Tan, 1993; Ishiyama, et al., 1993; Berridge, et al., 1996), in histochemical procedures (Zamudio, et al., 1969; May, et al., 1995b; Demehin, et al., 2001), and for assaying redox enzymes (Berridge and Tan, 1993; Mittler and Zilinskas, 1993; Debnam and Shearer, 1997; Ye, et al., ...

Hydroxide anions are identified as catalytically active species for the isomerization of d -glucose to -fructose over low soluble basic salts. The highest selectivity was obtained catalysis by MgCO 3 .