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cis-trans isomerism

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cis-trans isomerism

[′si¦stranz ī′säm·ə‚riz·əm]
(organic chemistry)
A type of geometrical isomerism found in alkenic systems in which it is possible for each of the doubly bonded carbons to carry two different atoms or groups; two similar atoms or groups may be on the same side (cis) or on opposite sides (trans) of a plane bisecting the alkenic carbons and perpendicular to the plane of the alkenic system.
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The Cycloporin A is a cis-trans peptidyl-prolyl isomerase (PPlase) which carry on the functions of different proteins by getting in contact with target proteins, actually PPlase catalyzes the cis-trans peptidyl-prolyl isomerization of prolyl-peptide bonds (Sherry et al., 1992; Walsh et al., 1992; Fruman et al., 1994).
Quitevis, "Dynamical solvation effects on the cis-trans isomerization reaction: photoisomerization of merocyanine 540 in polar solvents," The Journal of Physical Chemistry, vol.
The effect of temperature on the cis-trans isomerization process of lisinopril was investigated in order to determine different thermodynamic parameters ([DELTA]H, [DELTA]S, and [DELTA]G).
Cti polypeptide is responsible for the localization of cis-trans isomerase in periplasmic space.
Lischka, "Nonadiabatic molecular dynamics study of the cis-trans photoisomerization of azobenzene excited to the Sj state," The Journal of Physical Chemistry A, vol.
For this dimer specie, there are two possible conformers (cis-trans and trans-cis) depending on the positions of the hydrogen atoms bonded to the oxygen atom of the boronic group, whether they are directed away from (trans) or toward (cis) the phenylboronic ring.
Maga, "Cis-trans fatty acid ratios as influenced by product temperatures of extrusion-cooking," Lebensmittel-Wissenschaft & Technologie, vol.
The reaction mechanism is similar to other palladium-catalysed cross-coupling reactions and it consists of oxidative addition, cis-trans isomerization, deprotonation (also called alkynylation), and reductive eliminantion steps.
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