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Meanings of ester in English

Russian
сложный эфир
Portuguese
éster
Spanish
esteres
Catalan
estèrics

Chemical compounds consisting of a carbonyl adjacent to an ether linkage.

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сложный эфир
Usage of ester in English
1
These statistics confirm the evidence that the ester reaction is not simple.
Researches on Cellulose, 1895-1900
2
This review provides a broad overview of natural ester production by microorganisms.
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Finally, the perspectives and major challenges of microorganism-derived ester synthesis are presented.
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4
An efficient solid phase synthetic protocol for salicylaldehyde ester peptides is reported.
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Substitutions of the N-benzyl residue favour biological activity beside respective 3-ester functions.
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The mechanism of cholesteryl ester accumulation in smooth muscle cells was investigated.
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7
The Taililang division provides acrylic staple fibers, acrylic ester and carbon fibers.
Reuters
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At last the precise ethyl ester desired-witha number of others-wassecured.
The Journal of Negro History, Volume 7, 1922
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Furthermore, a new triterpene 8 was isolated as its methyl ester.
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The plasma plasmalogen levels were determined according to the vinyl ester bond method.
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11
The vascular effect was reduced by L-NG-nitro-arginine methyl ester and wortmaninn.
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12
Phorbol ester potentiated EPSCs without affecting either presynaptic calcium currents or potassium currents.
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13
These binding sites have been integrated in bidentate ester based receptors.
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The dried sample was derivatized to its TMS ester and analyzed using GC-MS.
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Caffeic acid ester derivatives have been widely found in propolis extract and plants.
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Staurosporine inhibits cell proliferation and in vivo protein phosphorylation induced by phorbol ester.
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