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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Biological probe"”.
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Exploiting activated esters in novel chemoselective amide formation reactions
… of related amides in the designing of biological probes to ultimately detect enzymes which are over-expressed in disease. The discussion begins with the lipase-catalysed synthesis of acetone oxime activated esters and their role in the one-pot synthesis of acetanilides. Further …
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Sequence distributions in free-radical polymers
… Cell adhesion studies were used as a biological probe to investigate the susceptibility of the surface of these membranes to cell adhesion. This was necessary in order to assess the surface biocompatibility or biotolerance of these prospective biomaterials.
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Exploration of [2+2+2] cyclotrimerisation reactions of alkynes. A new methodology for the synthesis of small molecules to probe biological systems
… a diverse set of small molecules for biological testing. 20 compounds were subjected to chemosensitivity testing using the MTT assay. Several compounds were shown to possess activity in bladder (RT112) and breast (MCF-7) cancer cell lines. As these two cell lines are known to express …
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Exploration of [2+2+2] cyclotrimerisation reactions of alkynes. A new methodology for the synthesis of small molecules to probe biological systems
… a diverse set of small molecules for biological testing. 20 compounds were subjected to chemosensitivity testing using the MTT assay. Several compounds were shown to possess activity in bladder (RT112) and breast (MCF-7) cancer cell lines. As these two cell lines are known to express …
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Exploration of [2+2+2] cyclotrimerisation reactions of alkynes. A new methodology for the synthesis of small molecules to probe biological systems
… a diverse set of small molecules for biological testing. 20 compounds were subjected to chemosensitivity testing using the MTT assay. Several compounds were shown to possess activity in bladder (RT112) and breast (MCF-7) cancer cell lines. As these two cell lines are known to express …