When considered in light of our previously published nuclear magnetic resonance structure data, the data presented herein suggest that the one, five and six positions of the substance P backbone are key structural residues that govern the relative degree of tachykinin peptide-mediated receptor signaling and desensitization.
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Organic anions (organic acids) and organic cations (organic bases) are collective terms for substances that possess a carbon backbone and a portion with net negative or positive charge in their basic structure.
"It may not be tremendously successful when it comes to making money, but jazz has so much substance, and it's the backbone for so much pop and R & B music," he said.
Based on a modular design strategy, three new types of tartaric acid, lactic acid and TADDOL derived compounds featuring a linear shaped central backbone and terminally attached functional units corresponding to the above substance classes have been developed.
Cost benefit analyses should form the backbone of regulatory decisions regarding permissible exposures or background concentrations of toxic substances in both population and occupational settings.
Perfluorinated compounds [PFCs] are organic substances in which all of the hydrogens of the hydrocarbon backbones are substituted with fluorine atoms.
The most frequently investigated substance is bryostatin-1, which is a highly oxygenated macrolide with a polyacetate backbone (Davidson, Allen, Lim, Anderson, & Haygood, 2001).
The brevetoxin ELISA measures any substance (parent toxins and toxins derivatives/ metabolites) containing the brevetoxin type 2 backbone structure.
