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Carbon-Fluorine Compounds : Chemistry, Biochemistry and Biological Activites.
Title:
Carbon-Fluorine Compounds : Chemistry, Biochemistry and Biological Activites.
Author:
Symposium, CIBA Foundation.
ISBN:
9780470717516
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Edition:
1st ed.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (428 pages)
Series:
Novartis Foundation Symposia
Contents:
Carbon-Fluorine Compounds Chemistry, Biochemistry & Biological Activities -- Contents -- Introduction -- Chemical characteristics of the carbon-fluorine bond -- Discussion -- The physical properties of the carbon-fluorine bond -- Discussion -- Some metabolic aspects of fluoroacetate especially related to fluorocitrate -- Discussion -- Effects of fluoro compounds on metabolic control in brain mitochondria -- Discussion -- Fluorine as a substituent of oxygen in biological systems: examples in mammalian membrane transport and glycosidase action -- Discussion -- General discussion I -- The nucleotides of fluorinated pyrimidines and their biological activities -- Discussion -- Fluoroamino acids and protein synthesis -- Discussion -- General discussion II -- Synthesis and reactivity of fluorocarbohydrates -- Discussion -- The metabolism and enzymology of fluorocarbohydrates and related compounds -- Discussion -- Nuclear magnetic resonance studies of macromolecules with fluorine nuclei as probes -- Discussion -- Chemistry of fluorosteroids and their hormonal properties -- Discussion -- Biochemical effects of fluoroacetate poisoning in rat liver -- Discussion -- General discussion III -- The use of microorganisms in the study of fluorinated compounds -- Discussion -- Clinical and pathological effects of fluoride toxicity in animals -- Discussion -- Chairman's concluding remarks -- Index of Contributors -- Subject Index.
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Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, Michigan : ProQuest Ebook Central, 2017. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest Ebook Central affiliated libraries.
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