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Hybrids of both moieties could be further developed to explore their biological activity as anticancer.

The novel (S -BINOL-based S -BINOL-basedporating triazole moietieS -BINOL-basedained by click reaction.

The relative amount of the two types of carbonate moieties could be controlled by addition of the appropriate catalyst.

A series of main-chain polyurethanes containing sulfonyl-based NLO chromophores in the polymer backbone were prepared, the subtle structure of the chromophore moieties could be easily modified to adjust the property of the resultant polymers.

In this design, the high loading capacity and wrapping of the CS-DAT and III organic moieties could be achieved, leading to the formation of silica core with multi-shells that formed from double-silica, CS-DAT, and III dressing layers.

These moieties could be any of the following: redox or ligand sites and ion-exchange sites, which possess certain functionalities or donor groups (Rajawat and Satsangee [2011]).

The location of the methyl groups and the olefinic moieties could be assigned on the basis of COSY, HMBC, and NOESY correlations.

These hydrophobic moieties could be responsible for the maintenance of an unstable carbon reservoir formed by predominating alkyl-C and lignin-deriving compounds which was still subjected to microbial breakdown.

It was interesting to see if some of their structural moieties could be used for the design of compounds with even greater affinity or increased selectivity towards a desired CA isoform.

In order to verify whether similar moieties could be used in medicinal chemistry as protein ligands, we designed and evaluated ' in silico' diverse calixpyrrole derivatives as suitable GPER ligands.

Overall result suggests that diarylpentanoids with both five membered heterocyclic ring and polyhydroxyphenyl moiety could be a new lead design in the search of novel α-glucosidase inhibitor.