Time-Resolved CIDNP Study of Native-State Bovine and Human α-Lactalbumins par Olga B. Morozova (1521157)

“…The nuclear spin−lattice relaxation times in the radicals formed in these reactions have been determined from the CIDNP kinetics:  <i>T</i>₁ = 60 μs for H2,4,7 of Trp118, <i>T</i>₁ = 53 μs for H3,5 of Tyr103, <i>T</i>₁ = 16 μs for H3,5 of Tyr18, and <i>T</i>₁ = 10 μs for the H2 and H4 of His68. …”

Time-Resolved CIDNP Study of Native-State Bovine and Human α-Lactalbumins par Olga B. Morozova (1521157)

“…The nuclear spin−lattice relaxation times in the radicals formed in these reactions have been determined from the CIDNP kinetics:  <i>T</i>₁ = 60 μs for H2,4,7 of Trp118, <i>T</i>₁ = 53 μs for H3,5 of Tyr103, <i>T</i>₁ = 16 μs for H3,5 of Tyr18, and <i>T</i>₁ = 10 μs for the H2 and H4 of His68. …”

Time-Resolved CIDNP Study of Native-State Bovine and Human α-Lactalbumins par Olga B. Morozova (1521157)

“…The nuclear spin−lattice relaxation times in the radicals formed in these reactions have been determined from the CIDNP kinetics:  <i>T</i>₁ = 60 μs for H2,4,7 of Trp118, <i>T</i>₁ = 53 μs for H3,5 of Tyr103, <i>T</i>₁ = 16 μs for H3,5 of Tyr18, and <i>T</i>₁ = 10 μs for the H2 and H4 of His68. …”

Time-Resolved CIDNP Study of Native-State Bovine and Human α-Lactalbumins par Olga B. Morozova (1521157)

“…The nuclear spin−lattice relaxation times in the radicals formed in these reactions have been determined from the CIDNP kinetics:  <i>T</i>₁ = 60 μs for H2,4,7 of Trp118, <i>T</i>₁ = 53 μs for H3,5 of Tyr103, <i>T</i>₁ = 16 μs for H3,5 of Tyr18, and <i>T</i>₁ = 10 μs for the H2 and H4 of His68. …”

Time-Resolved CIDNP Study of Native-State Bovine and Human α-Lactalbumins par Olga B. Morozova (1521157)

“…The nuclear spin−lattice relaxation times in the radicals formed in these reactions have been determined from the CIDNP kinetics:  <i>T</i>₁ = 60 μs for H2,4,7 of Trp118, <i>T</i>₁ = 53 μs for H3,5 of Tyr103, <i>T</i>₁ = 16 μs for H3,5 of Tyr18, and <i>T</i>₁ = 10 μs for the H2 and H4 of His68. …”

Time-Resolved CIDNP Study of Native-State Bovine and Human α-Lactalbumins par Olga B. Morozova (1521157)

“…The nuclear spin−lattice relaxation times in the radicals formed in these reactions have been determined from the CIDNP kinetics:  <i>T</i>₁ = 60 μs for H2,4,7 of Trp118, <i>T</i>₁ = 53 μs for H3,5 of Tyr103, <i>T</i>₁ = 16 μs for H3,5 of Tyr18, and <i>T</i>₁ = 10 μs for the H2 and H4 of His68. …”

Time-Resolved CIDNP Study of Native-State Bovine and Human α-Lactalbumins par Olga B. Morozova (1521157)

“…The nuclear spin−lattice relaxation times in the radicals formed in these reactions have been determined from the CIDNP kinetics:  <i>T</i>₁ = 60 μs for H2,4,7 of Trp118, <i>T</i>₁ = 53 μs for H3,5 of Tyr103, <i>T</i>₁ = 16 μs for H3,5 of Tyr18, and <i>T</i>₁ = 10 μs for the H2 and H4 of His68. …”

Time-Resolved CIDNP Study of Native-State Bovine and Human α-Lactalbumins par Olga B. Morozova (1521157)

“…The nuclear spin−lattice relaxation times in the radicals formed in these reactions have been determined from the CIDNP kinetics:  <i>T</i>₁ = 60 μs for H2,4,7 of Trp118, <i>T</i>₁ = 53 μs for H3,5 of Tyr103, <i>T</i>₁ = 16 μs for H3,5 of Tyr18, and <i>T</i>₁ = 10 μs for the H2 and H4 of His68. …”

Time-Resolved CIDNP Study of Native-State Bovine and Human α-Lactalbumins par Olga B. Morozova (1521157)

“…The nuclear spin−lattice relaxation times in the radicals formed in these reactions have been determined from the CIDNP kinetics:  <i>T</i>₁ = 60 μs for H2,4,7 of Trp118, <i>T</i>₁ = 53 μs for H3,5 of Tyr103, <i>T</i>₁ = 16 μs for H3,5 of Tyr18, and <i>T</i>₁ = 10 μs for the H2 and H4 of His68. …”

Time-Resolved CIDNP Study of Native-State Bovine and Human α-Lactalbumins par Olga B. Morozova (1521157)

“…The nuclear spin−lattice relaxation times in the radicals formed in these reactions have been determined from the CIDNP kinetics:  <i>T</i>₁ = 60 μs for H2,4,7 of Trp118, <i>T</i>₁ = 53 μs for H3,5 of Tyr103, <i>T</i>₁ = 16 μs for H3,5 of Tyr18, and <i>T</i>₁ = 10 μs for the H2 and H4 of His68. …”

Time-Resolved CIDNP Study of Native-State Bovine and Human α-Lactalbumins par Olga B. Morozova (1521157)

“…The nuclear spin−lattice relaxation times in the radicals formed in these reactions have been determined from the CIDNP kinetics:  <i>T</i>₁ = 60 μs for H2,4,7 of Trp118, <i>T</i>₁ = 53 μs for H3,5 of Tyr103, <i>T</i>₁ = 16 μs for H3,5 of Tyr18, and <i>T</i>₁ = 10 μs for the H2 and H4 of His68. …”

Time-Resolved CIDNP Study of Native-State Bovine and Human α-Lactalbumins par Olga B. Morozova (1521157)

“…The nuclear spin−lattice relaxation times in the radicals formed in these reactions have been determined from the CIDNP kinetics:  <i>T</i>₁ = 60 μs for H2,4,7 of Trp118, <i>T</i>₁ = 53 μs for H3,5 of Tyr103, <i>T</i>₁ = 16 μs for H3,5 of Tyr18, and <i>T</i>₁ = 10 μs for the H2 and H4 of His68. …”

Time-Resolved Chemical Bonding Structure Evolution by Direct-Dynamics Chemical Simulations par Mario Piris (2054899)

Time-Resolved Chemical Bonding Structure Evolution by Direct-Dynamics Chemical Simulations par Mario Piris (2054899)

Time-Resolved Chemical Bonding Structure Evolution by Direct-Dynamics Chemical Simulations par Mario Piris (2054899)

Polarization-resolved microscopy—A method to determine actin order in biological systems. par Olivier Loison (5150705)

“…<p>(A) Polarization-resolved microscopy provides information about F-actin molecular order Ψ and the average actin filament orientation ρ. …”

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