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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Calcium complexes"”.
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Crystallographic Studies of Cation-Glucuronic Acid Interactions: Structures of Calcium-Bromide Glucuronate and Sodium Glucuronate.
Calcium complexes of polysaccharides that contain D-glucuronate residues have been implicated in such biological processes as calcium storage, calcification, and calcium-dependent cell-cell adhesion. In 1957, Farber, Schubert and Schuster investigated the binding of sodium, potassium, and calcium …
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The chemical speciation of potential dermally-absorbed copper-based antiinflamatory drugs
… characterised. The stability constants of their complexes with divalent copper, zinc and calcium complexes were determined at 25 °C in 0. 15 mo] dm·3 (Na)[CIJ by glass electrode potentiometry. The stability constants found for the copper complexes indicated that in vitro mobilisation of this …
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Allylcalcium complexes : synthesis, reactivity and application in homogeneous catalysis
… behavior and basic reactivity patterns of allylcalcium compounds. Examples for catalytic reactions of the resulting calcium compounds are given to evaluate the scope of applications. The first part describes the isolation of 1-alkenyl calcium complexes and their structural properties in solution …
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Citrate kinetics during regional citrate anticoagulation in extracorporeal organ replacement therapy
… to better define the optimal dose of citrate and calcium infusion and to identify patients at risk for side effects, the kinetics of citrate and calcium were studied in vivo during and after 15 haemodialysis treatments and in vitro assessing the clearance of citrate-calcium complexes by F60S …
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Calcium-binding system in bile
… consist of crystalline cholesterol or salts of calcium including the carbonate, phosphate, bilirubinate and palmitate, or a combination of these. A significant minority (20 - 40%) contain micro-organisms. The species involved have, however, changed over the years and, within the recent past, …