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1 t position 7 of the heterobicycle and on the counterion.
2 by stabilizing the corresponding carboxylate counterion.
3 ia a transition structure with a complicated counterion.
4 the presence of a hydrogen bond to the Cl(-) counterion.
5 ized by protons, with chloride acting as the counterion.
6  the cationic Au(I) center and the phosphate counterion.
7 rmed in the presence of the "superweak" TFPB counterion.
8  is controlled by pH, concentration, and the counterion.
9 ed with tetrakis(pentafluorophenyl)borate as counterion.
10 and the resulting phosphate acts as a chiral counterion.
11 d and subsequently ring-opened by the iodide counterion.
12 on the choice of the halogen atom and on the counterion.
13 -dinitrogen complex, stabilized by a lithium counterion.
14 eraction between the hydrated proton and its counterion.
15 emain associated with the reaction site as a counterion.
16 er)) in both the presence and absence of the counterion.
17 ent-separated ion triplet with two potassium counterions.
18 vent interface more effectively than smaller counterions.
19 Th-nitrate solutions in the presence of A(+) counterions.
20 n different crystalline salts using suitable counterions.
21 lecular structure, basepairing, and explicit counterions.
22 esized with selected ammonium or phosphonium counterions.
23  water, the ionic surfactant headgroups, and counterions.
24  organic solution in the presence of typical counterions.
25 hat the genomes are largely packaged without counterions.
26 cerning the positions of H atoms and lighter counterions.
27 on in water is controlled exclusively by its counterions.
28 ectrostatic coupling between the DNA and its counterions.
29  the helicate promoted by the use of sulfate counterions.
30 nding on the temperature and the size of the counterions.
31 mental property of DNA: its interaction with counterions.
32 es interact directly with the lipid and with counterions.
33 are associated with different binding of the counterions.
34 permeate through, with no detectable flow of counterions.
35  RNA molecules cannot fold in the absence of counterions.
36 charge the surface by releasing the adsorbed counterions.
37 to be stable in the presence of alkali metal counterions.
38 eferential binding site in the CIP with K(+) counterions.
39  composites in the presence of added calcium counterions.
40 6 crystals containing either BF4(-) or Br(-) counterions.
41 ticular conjugated polymers, (2) dopants and counterions, (3) insulating polymers, and (4) conductive
42 ith tetrakis(perfluoro-tert-butoxy)aluminate counterions (~6000 dyes per NP), and bearing 65 acceptor
43 proximal electronic bias imposed by external counterions, a practical limitation in the use of molecu
44 y of the mechanism reveals that the benzoate counterion acts as a proton shuttle to enable transfer h
45        We demonstrate by a simple model that counterions adsorption sites located on the inner face o
46 ained by slower depletion of co-ions than of counterions along the pore.
47 and causes the local accumulation of soluble counterions, altering the local pH and the concentration
48 ic motion of the ammonium cation and bromine counterion, although the overall number of active modes
49  D121-H87 cluster of the retinal Schiff base counterion and a glutamate at position 132 that acts as
50 ntimately connected with the presence of the counterion and not just hydration water.
51 ions must take into account the roles of the counterion and of concentration.
52 role in this transition, likely serving as a counterion and proton acceptor at least at high and neut
53 ontrol) and (iii) the nature of Cu catalyst (counterion and solvent dependence) will favor the C-C cl
54 -6)THF(2) }(+) and {K(18-crown-6)THF(2) }(+) counterions and crystallographically characterized.
55 acitor charging takes place by adsorption of counterions and desorption of co-ions from the pores.
56 sis facilitated irreversible partitioning of counterions and DNA.
57 gh either addition or extraction of chloride counterions and is readily visualized in the separation
58 ction promotes ion pairing with longer-chain counterions and more effective screening.
59                            CPEs with smaller counterions and shorter side chains exhibit higher dopin
60  is only weakly coordinated to two carborate counterions and that is soluble in low polarity organic
61  furthermore the cations may be perturbed by counterions), and the generation of gas-phase carbocatio
62          The novel results including ligand, counterion, and solvent effects uncovered during the cou
63                       The effect of ligands, counterions, and additives on Lewis acidity is quantifie
64 n into an entropic component, due to loss of counterions, and an enthalpic component, stemming from C
65  factors such as solvent polarity, number of counterions, and sizes of the MNPs.
66            A wide variety of gold catalysts, counterions, and solvents were examined to elucidate the
67 eties, the [Nb6O19](8-) polyanion, its Cs(+) counterions, and the DMMP substrate, were tracked under
68 e facile displacement of at least one of the counterions, and this near nakedness of the cation resul
69 nds with DMA guests residing in the pores as counterions, and thus ideally suited for proton conducti
70 th increasing ion-pairing contact with their counterions, and thus provides a rare opportunity to obs
71 hiral ligand and the chiral TADDOL-phosphate counterion are described.
72 ted charged substituents with an appropriate counterion are found to enhance their Bronsted acidities
73 ganocatalyst, substrate, additive, and metal counterion are reaction partners that can be held togeth
74          Cationic compounds with chloride as counterion are soluble in water (70-100 mg/mL).
75 s several orders of magnitude when exogenous counterions are added to DNA.
76                                     Cp*2M(+) counterions are much less effective than protons at stab
77 creases several orders of magnitude when DNA counterions are removed by dialysis against deionized wa
78 e for pyrene in BlueCage(6+) when the PF6(-) counterions are replaced by much bulkier anions.
79 g a mechanical work, both water and hydrated counterions are squeezed out from the nanoconfined solut
80 ing electrode as AgX, while their respective counterions are transported across the perm-selective me
81                                        These counterions are very difficult to remove from DNA; there
82 ssed theoretically by explicitly considering counterions around the macromolecules.
83 both individual ligands and a suitably sized counterion as template.
84 s vary with the diffusion coefficient of the counterion, as well as with cation concentration and ele
85 acroions are largely affected by the type of counterions, as shown by nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR
86 transition from overscreening to crowding of counterions at the interface at the highest applied pote
87  neutralized by an accumulation of dissolved counterions at the interface.
88 ion solvation to maintain a nearly spherical counterion atmosphere around each micelle, while maximiz
89 asis is on the distribution of added calcium counterions between the polymeric phases seen in changes
90 is a modular MOF; five new variants in which counterions (BF(4) (-) , CMOM-2S) or mandelate ligands a
91 on to the hydrophobic pocket of the host and counterion binding to its external carboxylate groups su
92 aggregates cannot easily escape their dopant counterion, but at higher dopant concentrations, holes b
93 s indicate that the replacement of the Na(+) counterion by bmim(+) in AOT RMs alters the rates of rea
94  more uniform: removal of strongly bound DNA counterions by electro-dialysis against deionized water.
95 t as the proton source and the corresponding counterion can help enhance the reactivity and selectivi
96 oach to perform realistic modeling of chiral counterion catalysis in solution.
97 electric to enforce ion pairing to a SbF6(-) counterion changes the regioselectivity by up to a facto
98 t recent experimental studies of the role of counterion charge, structure, and chemistry.
99                                          The counterion cloud around the nanoparticles is proposed to
100 ions (Na(+)) preferentially partition to the counterion cloud around the strongly hydrated anion (SO(
101 ent enhancement phenomena because associated counterion cloud is believed to increase the ion density
102 coupled dynamics of macromolecules and their counterion clouds in salt-free conditions are shown to l
103 lved reaction mechanism, and the role of the counterion cluster of RPSB, remain uncertain.
104 ning of the interaction between RPSB and its counterion cluster.
105 iport mechanism, in which both substrate and counterion compete for a shared binding site in the tran
106 etwork between chromophore, Schiff base, and counterion complex explaining the altered optical and ki
107 ed, suggesting structural changes within the counterion complex upon mutation.
108 introduction of other mutations into the KR2 counterion complex, and further, these modifications wer
109 tion of the charge separation in the RSBH(+)-counterion complex.
110 onated retinal Schiff base (RSBH(+)) and its counterion complex.
111 plays a significant role in acidity, as does counterion complexation to the outer surfaces of the cap
112 c field promoted the dissociation of the DNA-counterion complexes, while dialysis facilitated irrever
113 how zeta potential trends for varying pH and counterion concentration and demonstrate that SEBS has a
114                         Moreover, additional counterion condensation (physisorption) occurs on the NT
115                        Moreover, we measured counterion condensation on highly negatively charged hep
116 ically bound to the RNA, as predicted by the counterion condensation theory.
117                                              Counterion condensation triggered a cooperative binding
118 e switching states of the device whereas the counterions control the hysteresis.
119 surface potential is better compensated when counterion crowding happens.
120 ing V-ATPase requires charge compensation by counterion currents that are commonly attributed to chlo
121 ere only observed in leak mutants if the KR2 counterions, D116 and D251, were deprotonated, which was
122 drogen bonds of internal water molecules and counterions (D238 and Cl(-)) in the active site induce c
123          We propose that the chiral ammonium counterion differentiates between rapidly equilibrating
124 mix in blends with a common ion is caused by counterion dissociation competition from the common ion.
125 ielsen equations were adapted to predict the counterion distribution between the polymeric phases tha
126         Counterintuitively, when deprived of counterions, DNA precipitated from the solution into amo
127 nse coacervate phase and a 1D confinement of counterions due to patterns along polymers in the supern
128 te reagent, transferable ligand, and cuprate counterion (e.g., Li(+) vs MgX(+)).
129 protonated tetrafluoroborate salts, a strong counterion effect was demonstrated by means of theoretic
130 of a cationic Co(I)-intermediate, ligand and counterion effects on the reactions, can be expected to
131 vities imposed by the different anilines and counterions employed.
132                      These results highlight counterion engineering as a versatile strategy to tailor
133 oteins significantly compensates for the low-counterion environment of the cell.
134 l trifluoromethanesulfonate, we can effect a counterion exchange of the catalytic nickel complex, suc
135 s such as F(4) TCNQ is primarily to keep the counterions far from the polymer backbone.
136 s the gold catalyst with more basic triflate counterion favor boryl migration toward C3-borylated fur
137                   In contrast, fluoride as a counterion favors dual hydrogen bonding to both hydroxy
138 e the conditions (e.g., fabrication methods, counterions, flow rates, concentrations of reagents) for
139 striated muscle, TRIC-A produces most of the counterion flux required during excitation-contraction c
140 r element, accompanied by outward and inward counterion fluxes.
141  translation initiation and functioning as a counterion for ATP.
142 c activation, the chiral phosphate acts as a counterion for the Lewis acidic zinc ion, which provides
143                 Using a Hofmeister series of counterions for a common polycation, poly(diallyldimethy
144  We therefore suggest that sulfatides act as counterions for interstitial ammonium facilitating its r
145  upon exchanging four triflate or triflimide counterions for two oxocarbon anions, resulting in stron
146                          Additionally, these counterions form a weak but attractive electrostatic bri
147 ges on its surface, DNA condenses cations as counterions, forming the so-called "ion atmosphere".
148  makes available a new class of dipole-rich, counterion-free, pH insensitive polymer interlayers with
149                   Veverimer, a non-absorbed, counterion-free, polymeric drug candidate selectively bi
150                   Veverimer, a non-absorbed, counterion-free, polymeric drug, selectively binds and r
151  effective in blocking solvent molecules and counterions from crossing over for extended period of ti
152 lations indicate that PAH pulls in condensed counterions from solution to avoid charge-repulsion alon
153 n the relaxations of polyelectrolyte chains, counterions from the polymer and added salt, and co-ions
154 x nonlinear electrostatic phenomenon whereby counterions from the solvent effectively overscreen and
155           We investigated whether removal of counterions from the strongly bound counterion layer wou
156  an acylpyridinium donor and its carboxylate counterion further promoted site-divergent functionaliza
157 w identical peaks denoting that there are no counterions, further reinforcing the accuracy of the ass
158  that protein into an allosteric ligand- and counterion-gated conformational molecular switch.
159 ating the in situ formation of a bicarbonate counterion (HCO(3)(-)).
160  net effect being dependent on the choice of counterion, i.e. bromide vs tetrakis(1-imidazolyl)borate
161 al group density, mechanical properties, and counterion identity.
162  (i) DNA can form very stable complexes with counterions, (ii) these complexes can be dissociated by
163 rior studies, these results suggest that the counterion in Drosophila Rh1 may not be located at Glu-1
164 he proposal that Glu-181 may function as the counterion in other invertebrate visual pigments as well
165 tudy illustrates the deleterious role of the counterion in tail-to-head carbocationic polycyclization
166 chanism and reveal the role of the phosphate counterion in the CAPT catalysis.
167 iologic anion may compensate for the missing counterion in the E194Q mutant.
168  state with greater charge separation by the counterion in the ion paired case.
169 is found that the chiral phosphate acts as a counterion in the stereocontrolling event rather than th
170 monstrate that the presence of iodide as the counterion in the triazole moiety has direct influence o
171 e demonstrated that Glu-181 functions as the counterion in this pigment.
172            Also, significant displacement of counterions in an extended solid may result from the cha
173 de secondary structure and interactions with counterions in HILIC.
174  These results show that charge screening by counterions in solution enables negatively charged side
175 roached the interface together with chloride counterions in solvent-shared ion pairs.
176 ractions in determining the locations of the counterions in the current system.
177 tability of the junction and distribution of counterions in the junction interior.
178 nusual charge neutrality of both Schiff base counterions in the P2 (380) conducting state suggests th
179 tinction between the hydration states of the counterions in the Stern layer; we propose counterions t
180 pike events are observed when chaotropes are counterions in the stimulation solution, and the values
181                                  The role of counterions in these solutions, however, is often consid
182  nanoparticles with a variety of hydrophobic counterions including oleic acid, 1-hydroxy-2-naphthoic
183                            Recent studies of counterion-induced condensation of nucleic acid helices
184  state model capable of rationalizing chiral counterion-induced enantioselectivity.
185 raphy, and confirms the presence of a PF6(-) counterion inside its cavity.
186 the structure of the auxiliary and the metal counterion involved.
187 es contain a lipophilic cation for which the counterion is initially Cl(-).
188 ascade in which size and coordination of the counterion is key.
189  with precipitation of its protecting Bi(3+)-counterions, it rapidly aggregates to ~22 angstrom spher
190 r-order magnesiate) and on the nature of the counterion (K(+) > Ca(2+)).
191 -established theories, little is known about counterions' lateral organization at the surface of the
192 moval of counterions from the strongly bound counterion layer would elicit any novel DNA properties o
193 s due to entropic-stabilization of condensed counterion layers.
194                        The presence of these counterions leads to novel structures of these crystals,
195                   We find that the number of counterions liberated upon DNA unfolding is a nonmonoton
196 ure of the attractive force among macroions (counterion-mediated attraction), to the blackberry forma
197 ures in their dilute solution, driven by the counterion-mediated attraction.
198       This work confirms that the long-range counterion-mediated electrostatic attraction is sensitiv
199 sphere around each micelle, while maximizing counterion-mediated electrostatic cohesion among the ens
200                                    Herein, a counterion-mediated O-alkylation method for the generati
201 mental evidence, a unique combination of the counterion-mediated translocation of CPPs with the under
202 ults also add much corroborative support for counterion-mediated uptake as the productive mode of act
203  of biopolymer flexibility, excluded volume, counterion mobility, and coupled membrane deformations.
204 zothiadiazole) backbones, but with different counterions (Na(+), K(+), vs tetrabutylammonium) and len
205 ning and also with substitution of different counterions (Na:AOT, K:AOT, and Mg:AOT) that consequentl
206           The actinyl peroxide clusters have counterions not only external, but internal to the hollo
207 per describes the role of tetraalkylammonium counterions [NR4(+), R = -CH3, -CH2CH3, -(CH2)2CH3, or -
208         In the solid state, depending on the counterion, O-protonated or N-protonated cations can be
209 hobicity) often involves simply altering the counterion of the organic salt.
210                        The tetrafluoroborate counterion of the palladium catalyst is proposed to play
211 yde also allows control of the nature of the counterion of the pyridinium with no need for additional
212 FT) calculations revealed the cyclopropenium counterion of this Au(I)-precatalyst imparts stability t
213 rosophila Rhodopsin 1 (Rh1) may serve as the counterion of this visual pigment.
214 single-crystal cation metathesis, the Ca(2+) counterions of a preformed chiral MOF of formula Ca6(II)
215 close inspection reveals that the six PF6(-) counterions of BlueCage(6+) occupy the cavity in a fleet
216 ces when alkyl-ammonium ions are used as the counterions of DNA.
217            The metal halides, which serve as counterions of positively charged surfactant heads, scre
218 tate of glutamic acid E163 (Ci1), one of the counterions of the RSBH(+).
219 ffect in gold catalysis explains the role of counterion on Au/Ag-catalyzed regiodivergent pathways.
220 ction has uncovered a surprising role of the counterion on stereoselectivity.
221    In summary, the chemical structure of the counterion on the catanionic surfactant alters the inter
222  The important role of the tetraphenylborate counterion on the stability and accessibility of the vin
223            The dipoles arising from adsorbed counterions on polymer backbones can form many pairwise
224  demonstrated the impact of the alkali metal counterions on the geometry of the [Ce horizontal lineN(
225 reveals the distinct effect of the nature of counterions on the structural features of diradical dica
226 ns (S85D and D108A) was designed to move the counterion one alpha-helical turn into the transmembrane
227 nvestigated leisurely, and in the absence of counterions or other perturbing effects, by various form
228 teractions such as secondary coordination of counterions or solvent molecules.
229  and elucidates that they result from denser counterion packing in micropores.
230                         We show that through counterion pairing, organic salt nanoparticles can be tu
231  established based on catalyst structure and counterion pairing, thus enabling polymerization reactio
232                               The concept of counterion partition (p(c)) is introduced to the literat
233                                The number of counterions per molecule plays a major role in determini
234         Although the density distribution of counterions perpendicular to the interface obeys well-es
235 anwhile, the radioactive element thorium and counterions phosphate and citrate were separated effecti
236                                       The Cu-counterions play a role in both selecting different path
237                              The nucleophile counterion plays a critical role by ensuring high reacti
238 he swelling from excluded volume effects and counterion pressure with elasticity of the microgel, we
239 ormation of ion pairs with these hydrophobic counterions, producing nanoparticles with exceptionally
240  bifurcation, and long-range dispersion, the counterion promotes considerable structural changes and
241 cal steps as well as mass-transport rates of counterions, protons, and reactants toward catalytically
242                                              Counterion release is observed as an increase in the app
243  provided through the measurement of API and counterion release profiles using high-performance liqui
244 l entropy of the mobile solution ions, i.e., counterion release.
245 cient, which directly provides the number of counterions released upon DNA-protein association.
246 ecause their completion requires solvent and counterion reorganization.
247 ly specific and may be important for meeting counterion requirements during excitation-contraction co
248 - particles are stiffer than Ad5-wt, but DNA-counterions revert this difference, indicating that VII
249 ene) to complexes containing noncoordinating counterions ([Rh(cod)2X]; X = OTf, BF4, PF6; cod = 1,5-c
250           This result indicates that bulkier counterions screen repulsive interactions at the ligand/
251 atin, a mechanism in consonance with reduced counterion screening in vitro and phosphorylated LH in v
252 sted, sulphonic acid bonded silica with H(+) counterion (SCX) proved to be the most efficient one for
253 ubstituting polyamines in place of elemental counterions significantly enhanced the structural rigidi
254 local deviations in surfactant headgroup and counterion solvation to maintain a nearly spherical coun
255                            The effect of the counterion stability on the outcome of the reaction is i
256                                     However, counterions such as ammonium rearrange those structures
257 of reaction barriers through templation with counterions, such as potassium.
258  controlled by the ionic gradients of mobile counterions surrounding the 'jammed' nanoparticles.
259 vel mechanism whereby Lewis acid undergoes a counterion swap with the complex which favors isomerizat
260 ES23) with Li(+), Na(+), Cs(+), or NBu(4)(+) counterions synthesized from step-growth polymerization.
261 thiolate-capped [Au23(SR)16](-) nanocluster (counterion: tetraoctylammonium, TOA(+)).
262 tions by acting as a flexible macromolecular counterion that locally screens repulsive electrostatic
263  transient surfactant dimers mediated by the counterions that promote the stabilization of cylindrica
264                      We have designed chiral counterions that systematically bias the reactivity and
265                             The roles of the counterion, the solvent, and the type of Au(III) complex
266                                  Surrounding counterions then provide a background source of charge b
267 e thermopower, compared to those with larger counterions, thereby leading to a higher power factor.
268                             Depending on the counterion, this face-capped tetrahedral capsule is solu
269                           The proximity of a counterion to a charged catalyst in an ion paired comple
270      This reaction employs a chiral ammonium counterion to direct the acylation of an in situ generat
271                   This process uses a chiral counterion to direct the addition of thiophenolate to a
272 with silyl triflates by binding the triflate counterion to form a stable, yet highly Lewis acidic, co
273 sidue (the homolog of Arg-82) form a complex counterion to the protonated retinylidene Schiff base, a
274 e counterions in the Stern layer; we propose counterions to be inner- and outer-sphere calcium ions,
275 g29(S2R)12, and Ag44(SR)30 (often with a few counterions to compensate charges) are known now.
276 of the tetrahedron that allows the necessary counterions to freely flow in and out of the host.
277 d)(2)(PhCO(2))(4)}(+) units with six nitrate counterions to give the neutral cluster.
278 f this strategy involves the use of divalent counterions to temporarily perturb the packing features
279 low temperatures increase adsorption of salt counterions to the surface, thus neutralizing it.
280 t stands as a unique model system, absent of counterions, to study the transformation of clusters to
281                Both dilution and exchange of counterions, transforms this cuboctahedron into two iden
282 tained by proton pumps in combination with a counterion transporter such as the Cl(-)/H(+) exchanger,
283                      Although the release of counterions upon DNA-protein association has been postul
284 ctroscopy and directly detect the release of counterions upon DNA-protein association.
285   Tethering a metal complex to its phosphate counterion via a phosphine ligand enables a new strategy
286 n between AZD2811 and pamoic acid as a model counterion was investigated using solubility enhancement
287 n solution with Na(+), K(+), Rb(+), or Cs(+) counterions, we mathematically decompose the scattering
288         In order to remove the tightly bound counterions, we used dialysis against deionized water in
289 exes including metal catalysts, ligands, and counterions were assessed due to their importance to asy
290  was turned off but readily redissolved when counterions were reintroduced.
291                                  Radioactive counterions were used to track the ratio of positive to
292 ged ionic surfactants without their original counterions, were used to create the RMs.
293 10 and 6G dyes paired with bulky hydrophobic counterions, which prevent dye self-quenching and ensure
294 re labile and sensitive to interactions with counterions, which vary with processing and application
295 as also isolated by encapsulation of a Cs(+) counterion with 2.2.2-cryptand.
296 noparticles could be controlled by employing counterions with various hydrophobicities and structures
297  correlated with the activities of water and counterions within spatially confined compartments.
298 ion data reveal the highly dynamic nature of counterions within the ion atmosphere around DNA.
299 ged polyelectrolyte repeat units balanced by counterions-within thin films of polyelectrolyte complex
300 leofuge (PPh(3) or P(p-Cl-C(6)H(4))(3)), the counterion (X(-) = BF(4)(-), SbF(6)(-), Cl(-), or Br(-))

 
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