anomeric carbon

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anomeric carbon

[¦an·ə‚mir·ik ′kär·bən]

(biochemistry)

The carbon about which anomers rotate.

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glycoside

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First, the covalent bond between the leaving group (L) and the anomeric carbon atom should possess a moderate thermal stability, because the use of an unstable glycosyl donor often results in difficulty in its handling as well as low reaction yields.

Development of chemical and chemo-enzymatic glycosylations

79) exhibited HMBC correlations with anomeric carbon at 104.

Further Secondary Metabolites from Seriphidium stenocephalum

The presence of the PAE resin seems to greatly influence the relaxation of the anomeric carbon, thereby yielding more of those species and longer relaxation times for the rapidly relaxing components.

Investigations of the molecular interactions of soy-based adhesives

It is also observed that the region above 100ppm is narrower and lower than in the spectra of the other two samples, which could be due to the change at its anomeric carbon.

Studies of conformational changes, crystalline and granular structures, and in vitro digestibility of cross-linked and methylated corn starches/Estudios de los cambios conformacionales, estructura granular y cristalina, y digestibilidad in vitro de almidones de maiz entrecruzados y metilados/Estudos das mudancas conformacionais, estrutura granular e cristalina, e digestibilidade in vitro de amidos de milho entrecruzados e metilados

Electronegative substituents at the C-2 position of saturated heterocycles or at the anomeric carbon of a pyranose ring favor the equatorial position much less than expected; often the axial position is favored.

The anomeric (Edward-Lemieux) effect: Milestones of Canadian Chemistry in the 20th Century: the 1950's

Sucrose is a nonreducing disaccharide composed of glucose and fructose linked via their anomeric carbons.

United States : Commerce Preliminarily Finds Dumping of Imports of Sugar from Mexico

20) confirmed by two anomeric carbons ([delta]CI' 103.

Short communication: antinociceptive effect of Russelia equisetiformis leave extracts: identification of its active constituents