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Showing 1 to 20 of 34 for “"anion binding"”.

  1. Synthesis and Characterization of Polyamine Bicycles for Anion Binding

    … This thesis details the interaction between anions, such as Br-, Cl-, and F- and a group of familiar Schiff base derived azacryptands. Often these systems are synthesized by tosylating i.e., protecting, the bridging amine sites to prevent them from undesirable interactions. Only after …

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  2. Synthesis of Tin Containing Calix[4]arenes and their Anion Binding Capabilities

    … functionalities may be placed in order to design anion binding hosts of very specific dimensions and selectivities. The purpose of this research is to synthesize a ditopic species that has the ability to simultaneously complex anions and cations starting from the calix[4]arene skeleton. Starting …

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  3. A STUDY OF THE THERMODYNAMICS OF ANION BINDING TO HUMAN SERUM TRANSFERRIN

    … transferrin indicates that certain inorganic anions alter the electronic environment of the ion centers of the protein by binding to specific anion sites. The binding of these anions (thiocyanate, perchlorate, adenosinetriphosphate, pyrophosphate, and chloride) is shown to occur pairwise with …

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  4. ANION BINDING TO A HEMEOCTAPEPTIDE AND HEMOPROTEINS - THE MODE AND SITE OF INTERACTION BETWEEN THE DISTAL HISTIDINE AND BOUND LIGANDS IN METHEMOPROTEINS (INFRARED, GLYCERA HEMOGLOBIN).

    ANION BINDING TO A HEMEOCTAPEPTIDE AND HEMOPROTEINS - THE MODE AND SITE OF INTERACTION BETWEEN THE DISTAL HISTIDINE AND BOUND LIGANDS IN METHEMOPROTEINS (INFRARED, GLYCERA HEMOGLOBIN).

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  5. Hydroxy and amidinium containing acyclic and interlocked anion receptors

    … of acyclic, macrocyclic and interlocked anion receptors containing hydroxy and amidinium motifs, and describes how these receptors interact with anions in competitive organic solutions. Chapter One introduces the area of supramolecular chemistry with a specific focus on the fields of …

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  6. Binding and Detection of Anions Using Tripodal Hosts

    The aim of this project was to investigate the anion-binding properties of a range of different receptor compounds. For the most part, the receptors reported here were tripodal in nature, wherein three hydrogen-bonding receptor groups, including amines, amides and ureas, are linked around a common …

    durham Repository record for Binding and Detection of Anions Using Tripodal Hosts (opens in a new tab)

  7. Formylated dipyrromethane based phosphate derivatives receptors

    Anions are key components in many biological and industrial processes. They play crucial roles in both health and the environment. In many cases, it is important to control the concentration of anions or their removal in order to mediate their deleterious effects. Therefore, recognition of anions …

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  8. Formylated dipyrromethane based phosphate derivatives receptors

    Anions are key components in many biological and industrial processes. They play crucial roles in both health and the environment. In many cases, it is important to control the concentration of anions or their removal in order to mediate their deleterious effects. Therefore, recognition of anions …

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  9. Towards Responsive Squaramides: Anion Recognition, Sensing, and Transport

    Anions play a crucial role in both biological and environmental contexts to such an extent where the absence or the overabundance of anions can lead to severe health implications and environmental concerns. The recognition of the universal significance of anions has led to an explosion of research …

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  10. The synthesis and study of novel squaramide-based anion sensors

    … synthesis and study of novel squaramide-based anion sensors’ is divided into five chapters. Chapter 1 gives a brief introduction of the significance of anions in biology, environment and industry which elicits the history, development and challenge of anion sensing and recognition. The …

    maynooth Repository record for The synthesis and study of novel squaramide-based anion sensors (opens in a new tab)

  11. Main Group Hydrogen-Bond Donors and Pyridyl Ligands for Supramolecular and Coordination Chemistry

    … chapter we develop strategies for enhancing the anion binding properties of phosphazanes of the type [(RNH)(E)P(µ-NtBu)]2 (E = O, S, Se) which are bench stable, H-bond receptors that can be regarded as inorganic analogues of squaramides (a key class of organic anion receptor). We find that there …

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  12. Calixarene and coordination complex hosts for anions.

    … ‘calixarene and coordination complex hosts for anion’. The research is to make synthetic chloride ion channels for possible treatment of cystic fibrosis. Our approach is based on derivatives of larger calix[n]arenes. Calixarenes are chalice-shaped molecules that form readily under base …

    durham Repository record for Calixarene and coordination complex hosts for anions. (opens in a new tab)

  13. Characterisation of protease activated receptors

    … determining regions (CDRs) involved in binding to the target epitope were determined. The recently discovered human protease activated-2 receptor (hPAR-2) was studied using rabbit polyclonal antibodies generated with a multiple antigenic peptide comprising a region around the protease …

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  14. Effect of citrate on the redox properties of cytochrome C and its kinetic and binding behaviour with cytochrome oxidase /

    … K . These results suggest a mechanism m where anion binding to cytochrome £ at the tight site affects the equilibrium between two forms of cytochrome c bound cytochrome oxidase: an active and an inactive one.

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  15. Synthetic ion transporters: new analytical approaches for the investigation of ion binding and transport

    … approaches for the investigation of ion binding and transport by Ionut Alexandru Carasel Doctor of Philosophy in Chemistry Washington University in St. Louis, 2010 Dr. George W. Gokel, co-Chair Dr. Kevin Moeller, co-Chair The work reported in this dissertation focuses on synthetic ion …

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  16. Magnetic adsorbents displaying switchable ion-exchange behaviour

    … ion-exchange behaviour was demonstrated, with anion binding capacity >25 mg/g support at pH 5 and cation binding >25 mg/g seen for Ce(IV) grafted supports. Improved elution by pH was also seen, with up to 73% of bound lysozyme removed during a single elution at pH 5.

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  17. The Synthesis and Study of Novel Squaramide Scaffolds: From Sensors to Soft Materials

    … 1, squaramide based receptors as potential anion sensors, gives a brief introduction into the history of anion recognition and the significant role anions play in biology and in the environment. A range of relevant examples of anion receptors and sensors from the literature are also given. …

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  18. Binding anions using simple neutral molecules

    … number of novel neutral, hydrogen bond donating anion receptors and describes their anion coordination properties in both the solution and solid states. A set of ten urea/thiourea linked indole/carbazole groups were found to have high affinities for a variety of oxo-anions in highly competitive …

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  19. Designing Allosteric Inhibitors of Thrombin

    … to reduce thrombin activity. There are several binding domains on thrombin including the active site, anion-binding exosites I and II, and the sodium binding site. We hypothesized that thrombin may be better regulated through an allosteric process mediated by small molecules binding to either …

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