Titlebook: Biomimetic Polymers; Charles G. Gebelein Book 1990 Plenum Press, New York 1990 Compound.Heparin.biopolymers.modeling.polymer.polymer chemi

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Davidson and Quine on Observation Sentencesre, functional groups with defined cooperativity could be obtained on the surfaces of silica. Highly reactive 1.3.2-dioxaborole moieties were attached to polymers and were used as reagents for an aldol type reaction with aldehydes. In this manner, α,β-dihydroxy aldehydes, particularly carbohydrates are thus obtained.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-05594-3nking reagents and modifiers. Although a fundamental understanding of this process is not known, the ease of preparation and unique properties of CCMP suggest that they will find numerous applications in biotechnology.

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he basic idea of making a synthetic material that can imitate the func­ tions of natural materials probably could be traced back into antiquity. From the dawn of creation, people have probably attempted to duplicate or modify the activities of the natural world. (One can even find allusions to these

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Catalytic Antibodies,ances, and screening the resulting antibodies for the desired activity and specificity. The recent and rapid progress that has been made in generating catalytic antibodies for diverse chemical transformations, from hydrolytic to concerted pericyclic processes, is reviewed.

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Biomimetic Reactions Using Organized Polymeric Supports,re, functional groups with defined cooperativity could be obtained on the surfaces of silica. Highly reactive 1.3.2-dioxaborole moieties were attached to polymers and were used as reagents for an aldol type reaction with aldehydes. In this manner, α,β-dihydroxy aldehydes, particularly carbohydrates are thus obtained.

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