HNO ADDUCTS OF HORSE MYOGLOBIN AND HUMAN HEMOGLOBIN Dmitry Pervitsky

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The first chapter is a summary of recent publications about the effect of HNO in the cardiovascular system, detection of HNO in vitro, and physiological reactivity of HNO. The second chapter provides synthetic details of a newly developed method of a synthesis of HNO-Mb of high purity (> 95%). The transient absorbance studies of HNO-Mb revealed completely different results than that of other myoglobin adducts such as MbO2 and NO- Mb. Formation of the Mb-Fe(III)/HNO- geminate pair was confirmed by analyses of transient absorbance spectra at 395 nm. In the third chapter rate constants of the reaction of HNO with Mb-Fe(II), Mb- Fe(III), HNO-Mb, and HNO-Mb with oxygen and nitric oxide were determined using the computational software React for Windows. In addition to the computational method, a direct method of comparison of the rates of the reaction of HNO with proteins was developed. In the last chapter synthesis of HNO adduct of hemoglobin is reported. UV-vis, EPR, and 1H NMR spectroscopic techniques were used to identify and differentiate the hydride peaks of HNO subunits of hemoglobin. Это и многое другое вы найдете в книге HNO ADDUCTS OF HORSE MYOGLOBIN AND HUMAN HEMOGLOBIN (Dmitry Pervitsky)

Полное название книги Dmitry Pervitsky HNO ADDUCTS OF HORSE MYOGLOBIN AND HUMAN HEMOGLOBIN
Автор Dmitry Pervitsky
Ключевые слова биологические науки, биохимия, молекулярная биология
Категории Образование и наука, Биология. Ботаника
ISBN 9783838301587
Издательство
Год 2009
Название транслитом hno-adducts-of-horse-myoglobin-and-human-hemoglobin-dmitry-pervitsky
Название с ошибочной раскладкой hno adducts of horse myoglobin and human hemoglobin dmitry pervitsky