dioxolane


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dioxolane

[dī′äk·sə‚lān]
(organic chemistry)
C3H6O2 A cyclic acetal that is a liquid; used as a solvent and extractant.
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2] in PDMS-V MH-PDMS TEOS dioxolane Water Triethylamine Step 1 0.
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Inhibitory activity of dioxolane purine analogs on wild-type and lamivudine-resistant mutants of hepadnaviruses.
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Their topics include the chemical synthesis of acyclic nucleosides, mononucleotide pro-drug synthetic strategies, synthesizing conformally constrained nucleoside analogues, stereoselective methods in synthesizing bioactive oxathiolate and dioxolane nucleosides, and synthetic studies on antifungal peptidyl nucleoside antibiotics.
Chemical synthesis of nucleoside analogues
Dioxolane guanosine 5'-triphosphate, an alternative substrate inhibitor of wild-type and mutant HIV-1 reverse transcriptase.
New drugs
My last remuneration for a drug study was more than 45 years ago, when I tested a combination of dioxolane and reserpine.
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Our new "DOI" dioxolane based (meth)acrylates offer low skin irritation and unique properties.
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Laval, Canada) has patented a process for stereoselectively producing a dioxolane nucleoside analogue from an anomeric mixture of .
Biochem Pharma obtains United States patent
Dimers of gA can be obtained by introduction of a dioxolane ring between N-formylated termini of two gA molecules.
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A second drug in this class is amdoxovir (also called diaminopurine dioxolane or DAPD).
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1] probably corresponds to symmetric OCO stretch of the dioxolane type ring.
Characterization of a bioactive compound from Tinospora cardifolia having activity against wide range of bacteria and fungi
A guanosine analog from the class of nucleoside analogs, (-)-[beta]-D-2,6-diaminopurine dioxolane showed activity in vitro against resistant viral isolates in phase I and II studies to be presented in early 2000.
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Seebach discussed the catalytic use of similar complexes derived from tetraaryl dioxolane dimethanols (TADDOLs) and tetraisopropoxy titanium to mediate asymmetric addition of organozinc compounds to compounds such as saturated and unsaturates aldehydes.
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