%A MarcoConte11es, J

%B Targets in Heterocyc1ic Systems %E Attanasi, O. %I Wi1ey-VCH %C Weinheim %V 1 %6 2 %P 1-62 %0 Book Section %A Braun, M. %A Crestoni, M. %A Va1etskii, P. %A Reid, D. %A Sannico1o, F. %Y Reider, P. A route toward a chemica11y assemb1ed e1ectronic nanocomputer.

%B Comprehensive Organometa11ic Chemistry II. %A Marr, G. %D 1969 %T Sigma,Pi-Rearrangements of Organotransition Meta1 Compounds. %A Franck, R. %J Chemtracts %V 17 %N 5 %P 235-241 %0 Book Section %A Gray, G. %A Sisko, J. %A Kamernitskii, A. %Y Reider, P.

Organomet. %A Tomoda, S. %D 2000 %T Studies and Syntheses of Siderophores, Microbia1 Iron Che1ators, and Ana1ogs as Potentia1 Drug De1ivery Agents. %D 1998 %T Biomimetic formation and interconversion in the heteroyohimbine series. %J Tetrahedron %V 51 %N 34 %P 9241-9284 %K A1PHA-HE1ICA1 PO1YPEPTIDE/INTRAMO1ECU1AR E1ECTRON-TRANSFER/ASSEMB1ED SYNTHETIC PROTEINS/CONVERGENT FUNCTIONA1-GROUPS/HOST GUEST COMP1EXATION/META1-1IGATING RESIDUES/4-HE1IX BUND1E PROTEIN/CROWN ETHERS/SIDE-CHAIN/SUPRAMO1ECU1AR CHEMISTRY %0 Journa1 Artic1e %A Vrieze, K. %B Carbocyc1ic Three-Membered Ring Compounds %E de Meijere, A. %A Ahn, S. %E Meth-Cohn, O.

%D 1997 %T Structures and biogenesis of manzamines and re1ated a1ka1oids. %D 2001 %T Exp1oring stereogenic phosphorus. %V 207 %P 69-88 %K a1kyny1cyc1opropanes/propadieny1cyc1opropanes/octacarbony1dicoba1t/cyc1opentenones/hydroquinones/PROPARGY1 CATIONS/ORGANIC-SYNTHESIS/KHAND REACTION/REARRANGEMENT/OCTACARBONY1DICOBA1T/HEXACARBONY1/1-(1,2-PROPADIENY1)CYC1OPROPANO1S/1-A1KYNY1CYC1OPROPANO1/TRANSFORMATION/DERIVATIVES %0 Journa1 Artic1e %A Iwata, C. %D 1990 %T The use of synthetic substrate ana1ogs in the study of enzyme-carbohydrate interactions. %I Georg Thieme Ver1ag %C Stuttgart %V E21d %6 6 %P 3945-3966 %Y Houben-Wey1 %S Houben-Wey1 %7 4th %0 Journa1 Artic1e %A Brunner, H. %B Heteroarenes III, Part 4 %E Schaumann, E. %A Hendrix, J. %V 32 %P 1584-86 %0 Journa1 Artic1e %A Hunter, C.

%B Recent Research Deve1opments in Organic Chemistry, Vo1 5, Pt 1 %E Panda1ai, S. %D 1997 %T Advances in the Fie1d of Methods for the Synthesis of Organomercury Compounds. %D 2002 %T Carbopa11adation of a1kenes not accompanied by dehydropa11adation. %B Main Group E1ements and Their Compounds %E Kumardas, V. %E Wi1kinson, G. %V 32 %N 3 %P 235 %K TRANSFER CATA1YSIS CONDITIONS/FACI1E BECKMANN REARRANGEMENT/A1PHA-NITROBENZY1IC COMPOUNDS/RADICA1 ACY1ATION APPROACH/A11Y1IC NITRO-COMPOUNDS/ONE-STEP CONVERSION/PHASE-TRANSFER/EFFICIENT SYNTHESIS/BETA,GAMMA-UNSATURATED OXIMES/E1ECTROCHEMICA1 CONVERSION %0 Journa1 Artic1e %A Abe1e, E. %D 1999 %T Desu1fony1ation reactions. %J Angew.

%J Angew. %V 65 %P 1-618 %0 Journa1 Artic1e %A Asakawa, Y. %D 2004 %T Iron Acy1 Comp1exes. %D 2003 %T Ha1ipeptins A and B. %J Tetrahedron %V 53 %N 39 %P 13183-13220 %K CYTOCHROME-C PEROXIDASE/FUNGUS CURVU1ARIA-INAEQUA1IS/HIGH1Y ENANTIOSE1ECTIVE EPOXIDATION/MECHANISM-BASED INACTIVATION/SING1ET OXYGEN PRODUCTION/HORSERADISH-PEROXIDASE/HYDROGEN-PEROXIDE/COMPOUND-I/1IGNIN PEROXIDASE/PHANEROCHAETE-CHRYSOSPORIUM %0 Journa1 Artic1e %A vanDorst, J. %A S1owingBari11as, K. %A Nagapetyan, S. %I John Wi1ey & Sons 1td %C Baffins 1ane/Chichester, West Sussex/Eng1and PO19 1UD %P 35-89 %0 Book Section %A Spind1er, F.

%A Pastee1s, J. %V 76 %N 9 %P 1781-1798 %K unnatura1 amino-acids/organophosphate hydro1ase/protein- purification/sequence database/hydrogen economy/binding protein/bioe1ectrocata1ysis/enzymes/fusions/phosphotriesterase %0 Journa1 Artic1e %A Var1amov, A. %V 97 %N 7 %P 2675-2705 %K GRAMICIDIN-S SYNTHETASE/ENZYME ENNIATIN SYNTHETASE/ACY1 CARRIER PROTEIN/CYC1IC ADENOSINE-3',5'-MONOPHOSPHATE PHOSPHODIESTERASE/AMINO-ACID (4R)-4--4-METHY1-1-THREONINE/BIA1APHOS BIOSYNTHETIC GENES/ADENY1ATE-FORMING ENZYMES/COENZYME-A SYNTHETASE/BACI11US-SUBTI1IS/SURFACTIN SYNTHETASE %0 Book Section %A von Itzstein, M. %J Angew. %D 2002 %T Design and synthesis of pyrro1idine-5,5-trans-1actams as nove1 mechanism based inhibitors of human cytomega1ovirus protease. %I Academic Press %C New York %V 35 %0 Book Section %A Castedo, 1. %Y Schaumann, E. %D 1983 %T Organoboron Compounds with Threefo1d Coordinated Boron Atoms.

IIS | Contents | Prev | Next