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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"thermodynamic characterization"”.

  1. Thermodynamic characterization of DNA Triple-Helical three-way junctions

    … completely described, and characterized thermodynamically.

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  2. Investigation of mosA, a protein implicated in rhizopine biosynthesis

    … a direct role in rhizopine biosynthesis and the thermodynamic characterization of compounds interacting with MosA as observed by isothermal titration calorimetry. Initial investigation into MosA’s methyltransferase activity began with 2-OB’s interaction with the enzyme. Inhibition experiments …

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  3. MEMS-based temperature-dependent characterization of biomolecular interactions

    … potential in facilitating temperature-dependent characterization of biomolecular interactions by providing on-chip microfluidic handling with drastically reduced sample consumption, and well-controlled micro- or nanoscale environments in which biomolecules are effectively manipulated and …

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  4. Applications of Green Chemistry in Asymmetric Transfer Hydrogenation and Chiral Separations

    … using chiral ruthenium complexes.</p> <p>The thermodynamic characteristics of the enantioseparation of the chiral benzyl alcohols under ACN-free RP-HPLC were also investigated. The enantiomers of various benzyl alcohols were separated on derivatized cellulose and amylose chiral stationary …

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