| Such substates result from a local isomerism of strategic residues of the heme pocket. |
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| This chain disorder results from trans-gauche isomerism about the C-C bonds in the lipid chains. |
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| Structural isomerism is not a form of stereoisomerism, and is dealt with on a separate page. |
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| The presence of a double bond in a fatty acid causes a cis-trans isomerism. |
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| The phenomenon of isomerism is often regarded as a success for atomism. |
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| Organic chemistry: Hydrocarbons, Homologous series: nomenclature and isomerism. |
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| Such isomerism is called linkage isomerism. |
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| Timing and energy are also factors in isomerism. |
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| The drug substance exhibits geometric isomerism. |
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| As with many organic molecules, there are possibilities for conformational isomerism due to internal hydrogen bonding within the molecule. |
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| The sponsor should provide the structural formula, including relative and absolute stereochemistry including geometric isomerism or a mixture of isomers, the molecular formula, and the relative molecular mass. |
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| The materials' engineering introduces different degrees of functionality due to polymorphism and isomerism. |
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| Tautomerism is chemical isomerism characterized by relatively easy interconversion of isomeric forms in equilibrium. |
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| Our literature search in these aspects also indicated that these compounds possess rotational isomerism and they interconvert at room temperature. |
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