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Guanidine methacrylate and methacryloyl guanidine hydrochloride: Synthesis and polymerization
Polymer Science Series B, 2016New methods for the preparation of guanidine methacrylate, methacryloyl guanidine, and its hydrochloride have been proposed, and the physicochemical characteristics of the products have been studied. A number of kinetic parameters of the radical polymerization of these monomers have been determined (the rate and the rate constant in the initial section
N. I. Popova +4 more
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Science, 1961
It has been found that soluble guanidine salts show an antiviral effect on poliovirus and on some other enteroviruses. The activity was first detected in a cell culture screening system when the guanidine salt of hydroxyaminomethylene malononitrile inhibited the cytopathic effect of poliovirus in cell cultures.
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It has been found that soluble guanidine salts show an antiviral effect on poliovirus and on some other enteroviruses. The activity was first detected in a cell culture screening system when the guanidine salt of hydroxyaminomethylene malononitrile inhibited the cytopathic effect of poliovirus in cell cultures.
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Redox-Active Guanidines and Guanidinate-Substituted Diboranes
2015Guanidino groups and guanidinate substituents are used to stabilise positive charges, both through mesomeric and through inductive effects. The interplay between several guanidino groups is employed to create redox-active compounds. One realisation concept leads to guanidino-functionalised aromatic compounds (GFAs), which comprise aromatic systems ...
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Guanidine throws the riboswitch
Science Signaling, 2017A bacterial riboswitch responds to endogenously produced guanidine.
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[51] Guanidination of proteins
1972Publisher Summary This chapter presents data on the use of 1-Guanyl-3,5-dimethylpyrazole nitrate (GDMP) for guanidinating various proteins and, wherever possible, compares the results with those obtained with O-methylisourea (MIU). GDMP exists as colorless prisms, mp 166-168°.
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A NEW REAGENT FOR THE GUANIDINATION OF PROTEINS
Canadian Journal of Biochemistry and Physiology, 1959A reagent, 1-guanyl-3,5-dimethyl pyrazole nitrate, has been used for the guanidination of bovine serum albumin and β-lactoglobulin. The reagent is more stable and permits the guanidination to occur under more gentle conditions than the O-methyl isourea formerly employed.
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1989
In 1983, at the first international meeting of this group, Drs. Robin and Marescau treated us to a survey of naturally occurring guanidino compounds that was detailed and authoratative. It was the highlight of the congress and ultimately became the most significant contribution to the text which followed.
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In 1983, at the first international meeting of this group, Drs. Robin and Marescau treated us to a survey of naturally occurring guanidino compounds that was detailed and authoratative. It was the highlight of the congress and ultimately became the most significant contribution to the text which followed.
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Preparation and characterization of guanidinated trypsinogen and iε-guanidinated trypsin
Biochemistry, 1973Hans Neurath +3 more
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