ライフサイエンスコーパス: chemical degradation

1 e require mass production methods that avoid chemical degradation.

2 release free radicals and accelerate organic chemical degradation.

3 emulsions, which provides protection against chemical degradation.

4 ructure of 3 was established by MS, NMR, and chemical degradation.

5 as carried out by spectroscopic analysis and chemical degradation.

6 ns, electrospray ionization-MS analyses, and chemical degradation.

7 ithout resorting to crosslinking or invasive chemical degradations.

8 pure form and structurally characterized by chemical degradation analysis, NMR spectroscopy, and mas

9 retation of spectroscopic data, coupled with chemical degradation and application of the modified Mos

10 and (1)H-(15)N HMBC experiments, as well as chemical degradation and chiral analysis.

11 Anthocyanins are prone to chemical degradation and color fading in the presence of

12 Products of chemical degradation and compounds contained within the

13 y interpretation of spectral data as well as chemical degradation and derivatization studies.

14 etailed spectroscopic analysis, supported by chemical degradation and derivatization, and biosyntheti

15 ent amino/guanidino acids were determined by chemical degradation and derivatization, followed by HPL

16 ood correlation was obtained between time of chemical degradation and shear rate with fluorescence re

17 om other sources and tested for physical and chemical degradation, and degradation products were iden

18 by a combination of spectroscopic analysis, chemical degradation, and derivatization studies.

19 f non-BET bromodomain containing proteins to chemical degradation, and highlight lead compound dBRD9

20 r desorption ionization MS and enzymatic and chemical degradation as experimental constraints to rapi

21 NTs with HRP and compared these results with chemical degradation by hemin and FeCl(3).

22 The purified UDP-Galf was characterized by chemical degradations, by electrospray mass spectrometry

23 hitinous exoskeleton is largely resistant to chemical degradation copepods are exceedingly scarce in

24 e- and two-dimensional NMR spectroscopy, and chemical degradation/derivatization.

25 in foods, but they are highly susceptible to chemical degradation during storage leading to color fad

26 The sequence is initially determined using chemical degradation, electrospray ionization (ESI), tim

27 Chemical degradation followed by chiral HPLC- and GC-MS

28 Chemical degradation from tryptophan oxidation correlate

29 ological pharmaceuticals is a major cause of chemical degradation if the compounds are not formulated

30 anticipate that the structural insight into chemical degradation in full-length monoclonal antibodie

31 A (SIgA) are structurally equipped to resist chemical degradation in the harsh environment of mucosal

32 asses of polar, aprotic solvents that resist chemical degradation in the O(2) electrode, but these so

33 lyzers of similar type indicated significant chemical degradation in the older membranes.

34 tailed investigations by means of sequential chemical degradation indicated a predominant incorporati

35 than the hexamer to thermal, mechanical, and chemical degradation, insulin-dependent diabetic patient

36 fractionation, (13)C-CP/MAS NMR, sequential chemical degradation) it was possible to provide a compa

37 in Krebs bicarbonate medium and its rate of chemical degradation measured by high-performance liquid

38 ic processes with, the presumed, same formal chemical degradation mechanism.

39 o the depurination reactions employed in the chemical degradation method of DNA sequencing.

40 Stereochemical assignments were made by chemical degradation of 1, derivatization of the resulti

41 y examined the impact of antioxidants on the chemical degradation of beta-carotene encapsulated withi

42 amino acid cysteine accelerates the natural chemical degradation of both gantacurium and AV002 via t

43 The rate of chemical degradation of citral in acidic aqueous solutio

44 lsion-based delivery systems that retard the chemical degradation of encapsulated carotenoids during

45 l diazonium functionalization suppresses the chemical degradation of exfoliated BP even after three w

46 objective of this study was to evaluate the chemical degradation of high molecular weight PAM, inclu

47 n temperatures (5-70 degrees C); however the chemical degradation of lutein increased with increasing

48 ately 30%), but importantly it catalyzed the chemical degradation of PAM, likely due to dissolution o

49 We report molecular-level quantification of chemical degradation of perfluorosulfonated acid (PFSA)

50 We report quenching and chemical degradation of polymer-coated quantum dots by r

51 not contain His at position A(12), leads to chemical degradation of the protein [e.g., Met A(2) is o

52 inated groundwater sites as a consequence of chemical degradation of trichloroethene (TCE) by in situ

53 provide a new insight into the physical and chemical degradation of wellbore cement by CO(2) leakage

54 Mechanical and chemical degradations of high-capacity anodes, resulting

55 ility on drying, biological degradation, and chemical degradation on account of Fe(3+)-catalyzed prod

56 Racemization of amino acids is a common chemical degradation pathway observed in biopharmaceutic

57 This work is the first to detect a specific chemical degradation product formed during iTMC OLED ope

58 roxycytosine (5-OHC), and 5-hydroxyuracil, a chemical degradation product of cytosine, in both nuclea

59 armacokinetics of ixabepilone and two of its chemical degradation products were evaluated.

60 CP/MAS NMR) and invasive methods (sequential chemical degradation, pyrolysis) were applied to obtain

61 The assessment of chemical degradation rates from water-sediment experimen

62 ass spectrometry, infrared spectroscopy, and chemical degradations showed that the kasB mutants synth

63 e (LPS) was structurally characterized using chemical degradations (Smith degradation and beta-elimin

64 spectrometric techniques, and enzymatic and chemical degradations (Structures L1 and L1a).

65 NMR, computational, and chemical degradation studies established their structure

66 was based on a variety of spectroscopic and chemical degradation studies, and the assignment of a tr

67 (also known as the "peeling" reaction) is a chemical degradation technique that only cleaves the gly

68 These polymers are more resistant to chemical degradation than their polycarbonate analogues

69 d inorganic chemical remediation and organic chemical degradation using various pathway-engineering a

70 carbon (CFC) compounds arising from abiotic (chemical) degradation using zero-valent iron (ZVI) and b