A measurement of polarization in π−p→ K°Λ° at 5 GeV/c

Ward, Charles E.; Ambats, I.; Lesnik, A.; Meyer, W. T.; Rust, D. R.; Yovanovitch, D.

doi:10.1016/0370-2693(74)90381-5

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Which Amino Acids Ligate the Iron To The Protein Backbone?1

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“…The quaternary structure of the octamer (Figs. 1.4 and 1.5) has been described as a square doughnut (51,56). Two layers, each con taining four subunits, are set back-to-back, forming a square antiprism.…”

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The reactions of nitric oxide and nitrite with hemerythrin

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“…51 shows the EPR spectra obtained for ligands representative of both groups.Within the first group of ligands, azide is unique in that in addi tion to bleaching the deoxyNO color, the product exhibits an EPR signal with g-value at 12,3. Such a signal was previously observed for deoxyNg"(6).…”

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