The Nutritional Value of Traditional Syrian Sweets and Their Calorie Density

Labban, Louay; Thallaj, Nasser; Masri, Mohammad Al

doi:10.11648/j.wjfst.20190304.11

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“…[26] Significant trinuclear involvement has been observed with 52-mimicking phosphodiesterases (which cleave RNA dinucleotides 53a). [27] The accelerated rate compared to the uncatalyzed response is around 104-105 and remarkable differences in rates were observed for various nucleobases of the dinucleotides: GpG>>UpU>>ApA. The trinuclear complex is 10, 19, and 160 times more active than the binuclear complex 47 when cleaving CpC, UpU, and GpG, respectively.…”

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Review of Calixarene-Derivatives in Transition Metal Chemistry

Thallaj¹

2022

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The survey depicts the combination of large-scale monodentate phosphites in response to PCl3/NEt3 with p-tert-butyl calix[4]-(OH)3-OR, where R contains an oxygen-containing substituent (R = CH2P(O)Ph2, -CH2CO2Et, -CH2C(O)NEt2, -CH2CH2OMe). These funnel-shaped calissarenes have a phosphorus particle bridging three phenolic oxygen atoms, and are incredibly steady in NaOH-aqueous arrangement due to the cone point being more noteworthy than 180°. Upon response with transition metal particles, these phosphites shape either P monodentate complexes or expansive P,O chelate complexes including the oxygen atom of the R group. The reactivity of four different ligands in the rhodium-catalyzed hydroformylation of octene was examined. The general trend is that a bulkier phosphite ligand leads to a slower reaction rate. The ligand-to-base ratios ranged from 1.4 to 3.6, and the highest straight aldehyde selectivity was observed when the carboxylate group was CH2CO2Et.

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Review of Calixarene-Derivatives in Transition Metal Chemistry

Thallaj¹

2022

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“…This reaction uses NAD+ as a cofactor, and produces formate as the product, which is then converted to carbon dioxide (CO2). This process allows methanotrophs to use methane as their sole source of carbon and energy for growth and survival [12][13][14][15][16][17][18][19].…”

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“…Methanotrophic bacteria utilize an enzyme known as methane monooxygenase (MMO) for the hydroxylation of methane. Two distinct forms of MMO have been identified; the first form is an enzyme that is found in habitats with a high concentration of copper [17][18][19][20][21][22]. The active site of the enzyme consists of three atoms of a certain metal; however, further discussion of this is beyond the scope of this text.…”

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Review of a Few Selected Examples of Intermolecular Dioxygenases Involving Molecular Oxygen and Non-Heme Iron Proteins

Thallaj¹

2023

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Molecular oxygen and non-heme iron proteins (NHIPs) are proteins that have an iron atom bound to one or more oxygen atoms, and are found in bacteria, archaea, and some eukaryotes. NHIPs are involved in a variety of biological processes, such as respiration, electron transfer, and catalysis. They can be categorized into two classes: cytochrome proteins, which are involved in electron transfer, and oxygenases, which catalyze the oxidation of substrates by utilizing molecular oxygen. NHIPs are critical for multiple biological processes, and their impairment has been associated with diseases such as anemia, cancer, and neurological disorders.

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“…Nanometer vectors with a large surface area are being investigated for the encapsulation of PAs, which enable a homogeneous and controlled release of the drug. [14]…”

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A Review of Colon Cancer Treatment using Photoactive Nanoparticles

Thallaj,

Hamad,

Batieh

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This reviewed work on the development of photosensitive nanoparticles (NPs) based on a photodegradable poly(o-nitrobenzyl acrylate) core (PNBA, a hydrophobic and biocompatible polymer) and a dextran-derived shell (dextran is a biodegradable and water-soluble bacterial polysaccharide). First, methods for synthesizing PNBA-N3 were demonstrated by 1) single electron transfer radical polymerization (SET-LRP) of o-nitrobenzyl acrylates and then 2) introducing a single azide end functionalization. At the same time, the processes for the production of DexAlkyne-15 bearing several alkyne groups by the hydrophilicity of dextran were also addressed. Such as DexAlkyne-15 and PNBA-N3 can be reacted by CuAAC (Cu(I)-azide-alkyne cycloaddition catalyst) chemically resulting in Dex-g-PNBA glycopolymers with different molecular parameters. Second, strategies for producing NPs were demonstrated by comparing two processes that were characterized in terms of size, amount of dextran, coat thickness, and colloidal stability in NaCl or cell culture medium, or in the presence of a single potent surfactant. On the one hand, NPs made by nanodeposition of Dex-g-PNBA exhibit high PNBA weight fractions (>40%). On the other hand, the NPs were produced by evaporating the emulsion to the organic solvent using DexAlkyne-15 as a water-soluble surfactant and PNBA-N3 as a hydrophobic material. In this case, CuAAC occurred in situ (or not) at the fluid/liquid interface during the formulation of the NPs, resulting in “clicking” and “non-clicking”. Finally, a systematic study of the disorder of NPs by ultraviolet irradiation according to photolysis of PNBA chains is shown. To use NPs as smart drug delivery systems, studies have been shown of loading Doxorubicin (DOX - an anti-cancer agent) into NPs during placement. Methods for optimizing experimental conditions to enhance DOX encapsulation are discussed.

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The Nutritional Value of Traditional Syrian Sweets and Their Calorie Density

Cited by 13 publications

References 10 publications

Review of Calixarene-Derivatives in Transition Metal Chemistry

Review of Calixarene-Derivatives in Transition Metal Chemistry

Review of a Few Selected Examples of Intermolecular Dioxygenases Involving Molecular Oxygen and Non-Heme Iron Proteins

A Review of Colon Cancer Treatment using Photoactive Nanoparticles

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