XIII.—Condensation of acetone-phenanthraquinone

Phenanthraquinone inhibits eNOS activity and suppresses vasorelaxation.

Diesel exhaust particles cause an impairment of endothelium-dependent vasorelaxation and are associated with cardiopulmonary-related diseases and mortality, but the mechanistic details are poorly understood. Since we reported previously that phenanthraquinone, an environmental chemical contained in diesel exhaust particles, suppresses neuronal nitric oxide synthase (nNOS) activity by shunting e...

The Determination of Acetone

In the determination of P-oxybutyric acid through oxidation to acetone by the Shaffer bichromate method’ with subsequent estimation of the acetone by Messinger’s iodimetric titration,” difficulty was experienced in obtaining the t,heoretical amount of acetone from known amounts of pure P-oxybutyric acid. It was suspected that either the Messinger titration was inaccurate or that the acetone was...

Reuse of Acetone In

Plastination, developed by Gunther von Hagens in 1977 is described as a technique to preserve bodies or body parts in anatomy. During this process, the water is replaced by certain plastics that can be easily touched and do not cause decay, and even retain most properties of the original sample. Plastination is therefore, been proved to be very useful in anatomy as well as serving as models in ...

comparison of three routine protein precipitation methods: acetone, tca/acetone wash and tca/acetone.

the aim of this study was to compare three routine precipitation methods, including: acetone, tca/acetone wash and tca/acetone. 30 plasma samples were precipitated using above mentioned three methods. pellets were dissolved in rehydration solution and protein quantification was done for this solution. according to statistical analysis using spss ver 16.0 software and one-way anova test, the pro...

Toxicological Profile for Acetone