Studies on Organic Microanalysis. XIV

The Present Status of Organic Elemental Microanalysis

The influence of instrumental analysis, i.e., physicochemical methods, has become increasingly important in organic chemistry, but organic elemental microanalysis is by no means an obsolete field. On the contrary, with the development of new methods, the organic chemist obtains the results that he needs for a first orientation on a compound, more quickly and more reliably than ever before. Toda...

Studies on Palladium Catalysed Organic Transformations

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Studies on erythropoiesis. XIV. The relationship of humoral stimulation to iron absorption.

Studies on copper metabolism. XIV. Radioactive copper studies in normal subjects and in patients with hepatolenticular degeneration.

X-ray studies on phospholipid bilayers. XIV. Interactions with the antiarrhythmic asocainol.

Asocainol (ASOC) belongs to class I of the antiarrhythmic drugs, i.e., those that exert their action at the level of the sodium channels of the myocardial cell membrane. It has been suggested that their molecular mechanism of action might be through nonspecific interactions with phospholipids that surround the channel proteins. In order to test this hypothesis, ASOC was made to interact with tw...