A water-soluble amidinium-appended ferrocene moiety is characterized in which the amidinium functionality is fused directly to the ferrocene ring (Fcam1).
The complexes of Zn II 2,2′-bipyridine diacetate with salen (LH2) and salophen (L′H2) have been characterized in which complex with L′H2 in DMSO has yielded a novel one-dimensional molecular architecture of micrometer length.
In Arabidopsis, miRNA-like genes have been characterized in which multiple phased ∼21-nt siRNAs are processed from a single foldback structure derived from duplication of progenitor genes [4], [12].
Several LSU maturation intermediates containing a large number of different non-ribosomal proteins have been characterized in which the rRNA processing events leading to mature 5.8S and 25S rRNA occur [17], [18].
More recently, an autosomal dominant form of the disease has been characterized, in which patients generally display milder symptoms that present later in life.
Rather, there are ordinary facts which can be characterized in indexical terms or characterized in non-indexical terms.
Null mutations were characterized in AtSS2, which codes for SSII, and mutant lines were compared to lines lacking SSIII and to an Atss2, Atss3 double mutant.
Remarkably, the mutant Sso7d-ev-hFc, which was characterized in more detail and which clearly showed stronger binding at pH 7.4 compared to 4.5, did not contain a single His-residue in the engineered binding site.
First, mononuclear metal complexes are characterized in general terms, which is followed by a description of their application as building blocks of functional macromolecular/supramolecular structures.
