- In
organic chemistry, a
methine group or
methine bridge is a
trivalent functional group =CH−,
derived formally from methane. It
consists of a
carbon atom...
-
acceptor A and an
electron donor D.
Structural of
methine dyes
Methine dyes
comprise an odd
number of
methine groups. The end
groups can also be part of a...
- (a carbyne); CH• (or •CH), CH3• (or ⫶CH) The
methylidyne group ≡CH The
methine group (methanylylidene, methylylidene) =CH−
Chomsky hierarchy, in computer...
- four
modified pyrrole subunits interconnected at
their α
carbon atoms via
methine bridges (=CH−). In vertebrates, an
essential member of the
porphyrin group...
- the bilin's
parent compound was
protoporphyrin IX
cleaved at the alpha-
methine bridge (see
protoporphyrin IX nomenclature).
Origins pertaining to the...
-
easily be
deprotonated to form a
methylene group.
Carbene Methyl group Methine "methylene (preferred
IUPAC name" (PDF). "methylidene (preferred IUPAC...
- odd
number of
methine groups (CH)
bound together by
alternating single and
double bonds.
Compounds made up from an even
number of
methine groups are known...
- flat macrocycle,
consisting of four pyrrole-like
rings joined by four
methine bridges,
which makes it the
simplest of the tetrapyrroles. The nonpolar...
- biotechnology,
special cyanine dyes are
synthesized from 2, 3, 5 or 7-
methine structures with
reactive groups on
either one or both of the
nitrogen ends...
- as
early as 1949. Akin to HMOX,
coupled oxidation occurs at the alpha-
methine bridge and
leads to
formation of
biliverdin although the reaction's stoichiometry...
