STUDIES ON MUCOPROTEIN IN MARINE PRODUCTS-III

Fluid-structure interaction studies on marine propeller

Composite propellers offer high damping characteristics and corrosion resistance when compared with metal propellers. But the design of a hybrid composite propeller with the same strength of metal propeller is the critical task. For this purpose, the present paper focusses on fluid-structure interaction analysis of hybrid composite propeller with Carbon/Epoxy, R-Glass/Epoxy and S2-Glass/Epoxy t...

marine microbial natural products

Studies for the synthesis of marine natural products.

The process of allylic transposition in S(E)' reactions is a significant construct for synthesis. The flexibility of a variety of allylation strategies provides for the rational design of pathways to a diverse array of complex targets. Our recent studies of S(E)' reactions will examine issues of stereoselectivity and efficiency in the context of applications toward the synthesis of marine natur...

Studies on bacterial utilization of uronic acids. III. Induction of oxidative enzymes in a marine isolate.

MacLeod et al. (1954) noted that a number of strains of bacteria from the marine environment which can not grow on fresh water media are dependent upon Na+, K+, and Mg++, whereas several similar isolates capable of growth on fresh water media have no Na+ dependence. A subsequent investigation of the effect of these metal ions on the viability in storage and the activity of oxidative systems of ...

BIOCHEMICAL STUDIES ON CHLORAMPHENICOL (CHLOROMYCETIN*) III. ISOLATION AND IDENTIFICATION OF METABOLIC PRODUCTS IN URINEt

When chloramphenicol is administered by mouth to normal human subjects, only 5 to 10 per cent of the administered dose is excreted unchanged in the urine, as determined by microbiological assay methods (3, 4). However, with calorimetric methods for aromatic nitro compounds (5), from 75 to 90 per cent of the administered dose is accounted for in 24 hour urinary excretion in man (3). The major po...