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Meanings of thiol in English
Any organic compound having a sulfanyl group.
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Synonyms
Examples for "mercaptan"
Examples for "mercaptan"
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Sulphonal Produced by combining mercaptan and acetone; employed as a hypnotic.
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The plant suffered a leak of a poisonous gas called methyl mercaptan, DuPont said.
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It has been found that malodorous compounds (butyl mercaptan, dimethyl tricarbonate, etc.
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We tried cayenne pepper and n-butyl mercaptan-themain ingredient in "polecat essence."
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South Korea's more modern refineries do not have the same challenges processing mercaptan, market sources said.
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Enzymatic activity was exhibited only in the presence of sulfhydryl compounds and further enhanced by addition of 5 mM EDTA.
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Enzymatic activity was exhibited only in the presence of sulfhydryl compounds and further enhanced by addition of 5 mM EDTA.
Usage of thiol in English
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Additionally, we demonstrated the radical-scavenging effect using four thiol-related reagents by DNP-MRI.
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Cellular thiol concentrations can be affected by various physiological or pathological factors.
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The thiol-oxidant diamide increased calcium sensitivity in control, but not diabetic mitochondria.
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Glutathione is the most abundant small molecule thiol in nearly all eukaryotes.
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All drug tested concentrations produced a fall in nonprotein thiol content.
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The maintenance of thiol-redox homeostasis is vital to the survival of living organisms.
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It was ligated with a glycine derivative modified with an acid-sensitive thiol auxiliary.
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The reagents and method will be of a great value to thiol redox-related research.
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A key aspect of STEFs is their reactivity towards both thiol and amine groups.
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Post-polymerization modification of the latter was exemplified by free-radical thiol addition and by cross-metathesis.
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The reducing activity was ablated by pre-treatment with heat or the thiol blocking agents.
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Here, we describe a novel method for detection of protein thiophosphorylation utilizing the thiol-ene reaction.
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In this reaction, a single molecule of the pentathiepin consumes approximately six equivalents of thiol.
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In this study, we examined thiol group dependence as a possible regulatory mechanism for SR PLD.
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Immunization with pneumolysin, a thiol-activated toxin produced by the pneumococcus, partially protects animals during subsequent infection.
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Methods: We determined oxidative damage of plasma proteins by carbonyl assay and total thiol group determination.
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Translations for thiol
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Thiol through the time
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