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classical Isosteres are
molecules or ions with
similar shape and
often electronic properties. Many
definitions are available. but the term is
usually emplo****...
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carbon center has been
replaced by
isosteric silicon, and in addition, one
hydrogen atom is
replaced by
isosteric fluorine atom.
Bioisosteres of some...
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Catalonia for
designing photochromic analogs of
tricyclic drugs via (1)
isosteric replacement of the two-atom
bridge between the
aromatic systems with an...
- the
Isostericity Matrices. This approach, for example,
indicates that the four base pair types: A:U cWW, U:A cWW, G:C cWW and C:G cWW are
isosteric to...
- mutations) in DNA
replication and DNA transcription. This is due to
their isosteric chemistry. One
common mutagenic base
analog is 5-bromouracil,
which resembles...
- right-handed.
Although chemically different, they are
sterically similar (
isosteric) and are
still able to form a
racemic crystalline phase. One of the first...
- compressed-hydrogen (CGH2)
storage systems.
Hydrogen tank
Hydrogen economy Cryo-Adsorption.
Hydrogen cryo-adsorption;
comparing low
pressure and
isosteric heats...
- only slowly.
Protonation of the
conjugate base O2NCH2−,
which is
nearly isosteric with nitrate,
occurs initially at oxygen. In
organic synthesis nitromethane...
- {\Delta H}{R}}.} As can be seen in the formula, the
variation of K must be
isosteric, that is, at
constant coverage. If we
start from the BET
isotherm and...
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pairs are
isosteric between them,
meaning that the
positions and the
distances between the C1’
carbon atoms are very similar. The
isostericity of Watson-Crick...
