- A
chaotropic agent is a
molecule in
water solution that can
disrupt the
hydrogen bonding network between water molecules (i.e.
exerts chaotropic activity)...
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known to
stress cellular systems (including
benzene and toluene) can
chaotropically disorder macromolecules and
induce a chaotrope-stress
response in microbial...
- salt
formed when
acidic iodides react with
sodium hydroxide. It is a
chaotropic salt.
Sodium iodide, as well as pot****ium iodide, is
commonly used to...
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nucleic acid
methods emplo**** today, it was
known that in the
presence of
chaotropic agents, such as
sodium iodide or
sodium perchlorate, DNA
binds to silica...
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- Breslow, R.; Guo, T. (1990). "Surface
tension measurements show that
chaotropic salting-in
denaturants are not just water-structure breakers". Proceedings...
- } (
chaotropic) This is a
partial list as many more
salts have been studied. The
order of
cations is
usually given as: (
chaotropic) : ( C H 3 )...
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Concentrated solutions of
lithium perchlorate (4.5 mol/L) are used as a
chaotropic agent to
denature proteins.
Lithium perchlorate can be
manufactured by...
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Lysis in the
laboratory may be
affected by
enzymes or
detergents or
other chaotropic agents.
Mechanical disruption of cell membranes, as by
repeated freezing...
- is a
chemical compound used as a
general protein denaturant,
being a
chaotropic agent,
although it is most
commonly used as a
nucleic acid
protector in...
