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The sequence of the main component of the hemoglobin of the hamster and that of the camel (Camelus ferus) is given. The sequence is obtained authomaticaJly by the sequenator using the quadrol and the propyne programme •. The sequence of the a-and (l-ehains of the hamster is compared with the human hemoglobin; the .sequence of the hemoglobin of the camel (Camelus ferus, Camelidae). in comparison to the llama, there are to be found in the a-chains fIVe amino acid exchanges. in the (l-ehains are two exchanges - in (l2 and (l76 - only. The sequence (l2 in camel- the P7-glycerate contac,t - is histidine: This sequence sustains the interpretation of the high altitude respuation of the llama as mutation (l2 His-+Asn. The amino acid sequence of the hemoglobin of Camelus ferus and Camelus dromedarius is identical.read more
B SCHRANK ,H WEISNER ,A STANGL ,
- 02 Jul 2011
- Volume Detail: VOLUME 2, NO4, DEC 1980
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A single crystal structure ofCs2NaLa(NO )6 and powder determination ofCs NaNd(N02)6 and Rb~NaY(N02)6 show that these compounds ~ave the lanthanoid ion oxygen coorainated and the soidum Ion nitrogen coordinated in an inverse A2A'M(N02)6 structure. La-o = 2.82 A, Na = 2.50 A CS-O = 3.33 A, Rb-Q = 3.23 A. There is no evidence for the existence of strong complex ions in this structure. read more
J C BARNES ,K A RASOUL ,P HARKINS ,
- 02 Jul 2011
- Volume Detail: VOLUME 2, NO4, DEC 1980
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The polarographic study of nickel (IO perchlorate hexahydrate in the presence of 2,2'-bipyridyl gave an evidence for oxidation of nickel (10 to nickel (110 while in the case of copper (II) nitrate study with 2,2'·bipyridyl as a ligand, gave an oxidation wave around 2V which correllponds to the oxidation of nitrate and the ligand rather than copper (IO.read more
M A A USMANI ,D B SCAIFE ,
- 02 Jul 2011
- Volume Detail: VOLUME 2, NO4, DEC 1980
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A simple, precise and quick potentiometric method for the determination of Ru(lIl) from 84.00 ~ to 3.35 mg in a total volum\? of 70.0 ml with a maximum relative standard deviation of 0.7% . using Co(lll) acetate as redox titrant has been devised. Interference effects of foreign ions on this determination have also been investigated.read more
I IJAZ ,M HANIF ,
- 02 Jul 2011
- Volume Detail: VOLUME 2, NO4, DEC 1980
- Pages: 19
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Copolyamides were obtained by Je8C1ing para-aminobenzoic acid (ABA) and 6·aminohexanoic acid (AHA) by condensation in different molar ratios.read more
M M B EL SABBAH ,S ALI ,
- 02 Jul 2011
- Volume Detail: VOLUME 2, NO4, DEC 1980
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The reaction of Imides with Sodium borohydride affords ring cleaved products.read more
N WAHEED ,N WAHEED ,A UR REHMAN ,N WAHEED ,
- 02 Jul 2011
- Volume Detail: VOLUME 2, NO4, DEC 1980
- Pages: 25
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Reaction of acyl isothiocyanate (l to 4) with 8-hydroxyquinoline gave thiocarbamate derivativeS (6 to 9). Structure of these compounds is discussed in the light of IR and NMR spectral evidence.read more
H M AL HAZMI ,A A HIJAZI ,S S AL SHOWIMAN ,
- 02 Jul 2011
- Volume Detail: VOLUME 2, NO4, DEC 1980
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Protonation of 1:1 U(IV) EDTA complex has been lItudiDcl in aqueouaacldic solutions. The experimental IeIU1ts sugeat that a state of equBibrlum exists between the protonated and unprotonated forms of the complex in solutions below pH 3.0. read more
S I I NAQVI ,
- 02 Jul 2011
- Volume Detail: VOLUME 2, NO4, DEC 1980
- Pages: 35
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Some of the methods available for comerting cholesterol into 7- dehydrochoJeateroI are reviewed for improving the yield of tmal product by modifying ditTerent steps. The allylic bromination of choleateryl benzoate was done with l,3-dibromo-S,s'ilimethylhydantoin. In the dehydrobromination of 7-bromocholeateryl benzoate an advantageous solvent namely ethyl benzoate was used for the isolation of 7-dehydrocholeateryl benzoate. The yield of provitamin D3 was 43% baaed on choleateryl benzoate.read more
F HUSSIAN ,M ALMA ,
- 02 Jul 2011
- Volume Detail: VOLUME 2, NO4, DEC 1980
- Pages: 37
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Rate constants for methanolysis of a group of C14 labelled methyl esters of steroidal carboxylic acids were determined by a radiochemical procedure in order to examine the effect of interposition of a methylene group between the steroidal ring system and the carbomethoxy group on the differential reactivity of epimeric esters. The results are of interest regarding the i'lictors controlling the differential rate of alkaline hydrolysis of acyl derivatives of epimeric axial and equatorial alicyclic alcohols.For specific comparison with the methyl easter rate constants, those for the hydrolysis of the epimeric 5-acetoxy-5-a-cholestanewere also measured, again by a radiochemical procedure.read more
A M FARID ,J McKENNA ,
- 02 Jul 2011
- Volume Detail: VOLUME 2, NO4, DEC 1980
- Pages: 39
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