Described herein is a composition having a fluoropolymer derived from the polymerization of a monomer and a sulfinate-containing molecule, wherein the sulfinate-containing molecule is selected from the group consisting of Formula (I), Formula (II); and combinations thereof, wherein X1, X2, and...
(b) Expansion of the DNA cleavage domain (2A) showing: ciprofloxacin (yellow sticks), the associated Mg2+ (yellow sphere) and resistance determinants GyrA: S84, S85 and E88 (yellow sticks); NBTI 3 (two orientations of the molecule, green sticks) and resistance determinant GyrA: M121 (...
Figure 17.Structure of phenylacetyl-CoA (PhAc-CoA). A, B, and C represent different parts of the molecule that are modified to synthesize several derivatives. (a) With substitutions on the ring. Substitution of one or more hydrogen atoms of the benzene ring by fluorine atoms led to differen...
Inspired by the non-flexibility of microeunicellols A and B29, we first proposed a biosynthetic pathway that includes a hypothesized terpene synthase, oxidase(s), and methyltransferase (Supplementary Fig.2). Then, we targeted the producing strain and did the genome sequencing and genome mining ana...
A +1 B +2 C +3 D +6 3 When considering one molecule of ethene, which row describes both the hybridisation of the atomic orbitals in the carbon atoms and the overall bonding? hybridisation bonding A sp2 4 σ bonds 1 π bond B sp2 5 σ bonds 1 π bond C sp3 4 σ bonds 1 π ...
Molecule for molecule, many of these other gases cause more warming than carbon dioxide does—in the case of methane, 120 times more warming the moment it reaches the atmosphere. But methane doesn’t stay around as long as carbon dioxide. ...
It most likely is due to that the “C” (in -CF2-) is sp3 hybrid, while the “O” from the “-O-” linker is sp2 hybrid, resulting in a slight change of the shape of the molecule along with the changes of the electron density around the war-head and the conformation of the ...
Permanent dipolesarise due to the difference in the electronegativity (relative attraction towards electrons) between two atoms inside a molecule. Let’s consider hydrogen fluoride as an example. The electronegativity of fluorine is greater than hydrogen, and as a result, fluorine pulls all the electr...
that of LLO16. CDCs are characterised by organisation of the molecule into four domains, where each domain has a particular role in the pore-forming process. Domain 4 (D4) provides the first contact of the protein with the lipid membrane. D4 is folded as a β-sandwich that has, at ...
An active hydrogen component includes any polyfunctional compound having at least two active hydrogen atoms. For the purposes of this invention, an active hydrogen moiety refers to a moiety containing a hydrogen atom which, because of its position in the molecule, displays significant activity accordin...