Abstract:in 1, there are three further interactions <4.7 a (Fe(1)-Fe(1a) = 4.51 A, Fe(2)-Fe(3a) = Fe(2a)-Fe(3) = 4.66 A); the next shortest distance in 3 (Fig. 2 b) is between Fe(3) and Fe(4) at 4.76 A.The magnetic susceptibilities of I and 2 measured against temperature show the same behavior. The effective magnetic moment per iron atom, per,/Fe, of 1 increases from 4.02 pB at room temperature to a maximum value of 4.81 pB at 5 K.( Fig. 3) The variation of x and p are parallel in 1 and 2; the x,, values are about 6 % … Show more
“…Here, inhibition by Michael addition is also assumed since the inhibitor reacts with both cysteine 333 and mercaptoethanol 334 under assay conditions. Serine proteases and esterases are not inhibited by this or other similar substances ).…”
“…Here, inhibition by Michael addition is also assumed since the inhibitor reacts with both cysteine 333 and mercaptoethanol 334 under assay conditions. Serine proteases and esterases are not inhibited by this or other similar substances ).…”
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