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Synthetic approaches have
yielded ladderanes of
varying lengths. A
classification system has been
developed to
describe ladderanes based on the
number of consecutive...
- the
anammox process takes place. The
anammoxosome membranes are rich in
ladderane lipids; the
presence of
these lipids is so far
unique in biology. "Anammox"...
- high temperatures. The most
desirable isomers are
polycyclics such as
ladderanes. In contrast, the main
applications of
kerosene (aviation, heating, and...
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representation of its
structure resembles a penguin.
Pterodactylane [4]-
ladderanes with
substituents on the
central rung. So
named for
their resemblance...
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function Structure Organisms anammoxosome anaerobic ammonium oxidation ladderane lipid membrane "Candidatus"
bacteria within Planctomycetota carboxysome...
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found in nature. One
example is
pentacycloanammoxic acid,
which is a
ladderane composed of 5
fused cyclobutane units. The
estimated strain in this compound...
- Kai-Chung; Li, Wai-Kee (2009). "Structures and
Properties of
Closed Ladderanes C24H24,
Laddersilanes Si24H24, and
Their Nitrogen-Containing Isoelectronic...
- (shaped like a barrel),: 58
fenestrane (having a window-pane motif),: 55
ladderane (a
ladder shape),
olympiadane (having a
shape with the same
topology as...
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organelle called the anammoxasome,
surrounded by
highly compact (and unusual)
ladderane lipid membrane.
These lipids are
unique in nature, as is the use of hydrazine...
- cycloadducts. In the
absence of
exogenous reagents, tBu3C3P
dimerizes into a
ladderane-like
compound with a P-P bond. In the
presence of
excess styrene or an...
