| Because of the tanning effect of catechol on emulsion gelatine, it has many of the properties of pyrogallol, including high acutance and low fog. |
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| So the problem was how to change this catechol without affecting the drug's ability to interact at the receptor. |
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| Similarly, the peroxidase activity was assayed from the oxidation of catechol by H 2 O 2 in presence of the extract. |
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| Unfortunately for EU exporters of catechol this resulted in an increase in the margins. |
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| At 0.5 nano-Newtons, the attractive force between catechol and silica was much stronger than with catechol and a water molecule. |
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| The industrial uses of catechol do not result in exposure to the general population. |
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| With this provision the government can set conditions or prohibit the use of catechol if the use would increase exposure to Canadians. |
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| Aluminium concentrations were measured by absorbance spectrophotometry using the catechol method. |
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| To determine this, we crossed acd5 with a well-characterized transgenic plant harboring the nahG gene, whose product metabolizes SA to the inactive catechol. |
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| To keep exposures low, the Government of Canada will propose the creation of a provision so that any proposed new use of catechol would be subject to notification of the federal government. |
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| While catechol is found naturally in some foods, there is no evidence to show that the natural presence of catechol in food poses a health risk to Canadians or that Canadians should avoid foods containing catechol. |
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| In particular, the range includes vanillin and ethyl vanillin, hydroquinone and catechol in addition to synthesis intermediates such as coumarin used in fragrances. |
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| A particular chemical portion of DOPA, called catechol, is thought to be able to move water molecules out of the way, allowing DOPA to adhere to a solid surface. |
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| The majority of the dose appears to be oxidized to a catechol intermediate which is converted to highly polar glucuronide and sulphate metabolites through methylation and conjugation reactions. |
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| The catechol metabolites of estrogen can compete with dopamine for degradation by catechol-Omethyl transferase, increasing the concentration of dopamine. |
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| After addition of NaIO 4 the catechol groups strongly interact with the thiol groups to form covalent bonds leading to a covalent network between alginate and pluronics. |
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| As a biomass, the peanut hull is a complex material consisted of polyphenol such as catechol, pyrogallic acid and m-trihydroxybenzene, mineral, lipid, and cellulose, etc. |
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| Catechol and pyrogallol may be substituted for hydroquinone, but are not as suitable. |
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| Catechol is a phenolic compound containing two hydroxyl groups. |
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