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Open image in new window Fig. 9 Structurally characterised compound containing α-agostic interactions [151].

These included identified metabolites (level 1), putatively annotated compounds (level 2), putatively characterised compound classes (level 3), and unknown compounds (level 4).

This paper, besides presenting an impressive number of chemically characterised compounds, confirms previous data according to which the main component with a therapeutic action is allicin [9, 10]. A. ursinum (ramson) and other representatives of the Allium species, contain 1 5% nonprotein secondary metabolites of aminosulfuric acids [11].

In the extreme, only two or three descriptors may be considered to characterise compounds, facilitating the generation of maps from simple plots, such as Tolman's map of cone angles and electronic parameters [18, 19].

The quality of the in situ XANES measurements is comparable to that of ex situ measurements demonstrating the real interest of this continuous flow electrochemical cell for characterising compounds during electrochemical measurements.

We have discovered a new class of small molecule inhibitors of sGC and have characterised a compound designated D12 (compound 10) which binds to the catalytic domain of the enzyme with a KD of 11 μM in a SPR assay.

The patient was characterised as compound heterozygous for a complex gene rearrangement, including a deletion that spans exons 1 4 inherited on the maternal allele.

The compound network characterises the compounds in the database that is to be searched.

These selected compounds were synthesised on a larger scale (c.a. 100 g), characterised and compounded into PA66 at 5 wt% for flammability assessment using LOI, UL94 and cone calorimetry.

Enzymes are responsible for the breakdown of several organic compounds characterised by complex structures, finally generating simple water-soluble compounds (Castaldi et al. [2008]).

The aim of this paper is to characterise the compounds formed by the ageing of α NI(OH 2 in 5 M KOH at 70 °C.