- ammonia". The
cyclic structure of
hydantoins was
confirmed by
Dorothy Hahn 1913. Of
practical importance,
hydantoins are
obtained by
condensation of a...
-
hydantoin is an
organic compound belonging to a
class of
compounds known as
hydantoins. It is used in the
cosmetics industry and
found in
products like shampoos...
-
Fetal hydantoin syndrome, also
called fetal dilantin syndrome, is a
group of
defects caused to the
developing fetus by
exposure to
teratogenic effects...
- analgesic, anticonvulsant, and
anxiolytic effects. The
following are
hydantoins:
Ethotoin (1957).
Phenytoin (1938). Mephenytoin.
Fosphenytoin (1996)....
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Hydantoin racemase (EC 5.1.99.5, 5'-monosubstituted-
hydantoin racemase, HyuA, HyuE) is an
enzyme with
systematic name D-5-monosubstituted-
hydantoin racemase...
- or
cyanohydrins with
ammonium carbonate and pot****ium
cyanide to give
hydantoins. The
reaction is
named after Hans
Theodor Bucherer.
Following condensation...
- The
Urech hydantoin synthesis is the
chemical reaction of
amino acids with pot****ium
cyanate and
hydrochloric acid to give
hydantoins. Bucherer–Bergs...
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mechanistically related to them. The
phenylureides are also
closely related to the
hydantoins, such as phenytoin, and may be
considered ring-opened
analogues of them...
-
particularly in the von
Richter reaction. It also
finds use for the
synthesis of
hydantoins,
which can be
useful synthetic intermediates, when
reacted with a carbonyl...
- in
actively dividing cells.
Thymine bases are
frequently oxidized to
hydantoins over time
after the
death of an organism.
During growth of bacteriophage...
