Dyestuff from Bz-3-azabenzanthrone by Alkali Fusion and from Bz-1-bromo-Bz-3-azabenzanthrone by Alkali Fusion afte r Sodium disulfide Treatment

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vascular diseases. Interest of many authors has been to isolate laboratory values associated with a high risk of the onset or worsening of clinical coronary artery disease. Afterwards, a possible link of these values with chronic infection carrier status was sought. Many conditions related with vascular pathology, such as hypercoagulability, presence of circulating immune complexes and oxidativ...

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index (BMI, kg/m2) studies have been conducted in twins8, adoptees9, and family members10. The most convincing evidence that obesity is largely a genetic disease comes from studies of monozygotic twins reared apart. These studies are based on the assumption that when genetically identical individuals are separated at a young age and assigned randomly to different families, their shared environm...

POSTNIKOV PIECES AND BZ/p-HOMOTOPY THEORY

We present a constructive method to compute the cellularization with respect to BmZ/p for any integer m ≥ 1 of a large class of H-spaces, namely all those which have a finite number of non-trivial BmZ/p-homotopy groups (the pointed mapping space map∗(B m Z/p,X) is a Postnikov piece). We prove in particular that the BmZ/p-cellularization of an H-space having a finite number ofBmZ/p-homotopy grou...

Kinetic Spectrometry with Applications to the Ce-Catalyzed BZ Reaction

Military Incapacitating Agent Bz (3-quinuclidinyl Benzilate) – Past, Present and Future

The military incapacitating agent BZ (3-quinuclidinyl benzilate) is an anticholinergic compound that acts at both, the peripheral and central nervous system. Effects of the agent were discovered during the Cold War and BZ became one of the most potent anticholinergic psychomimetics, characterized by low effective doses causing long-term incapacitation. History, characteristics and potential use...