Investigation of aggregation of acridine orange dye molecules by means of proton magnetic resonance

Veselkov, A. N.; Dymant, L. N.; Kulikov, É. L.

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“…It is a typical phenomenon of aromatic π-π interaction. The variations of aromatic proton chemical shifts as a function of concentration are also reported in the literature [55][56][57]. In pH 6.0 and 6.5 solutions from 10 to 21 mM (Figure IV-17 and IV-18), the emission intensity at 460 nm continually increased with the increase of daptomycin concentration, while the fluorescence intensity at 355 nm from Trp-1 went down.…”

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The Effects of Conformation and Aggregation on the Pharmaceutical Chemistry Properties of Lipopeptide (Daptomycin)

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CHAPTER V EFFECTS OF IONIZATION ON INTERMOLECULAR INTERACTION…………………………………………….…..110 Introduction…………………………………………..….………………..110 Materials and Methods………………………………….………………...111 Materials………………………………………………...………….111 Methods………………………………………….………………….111 Preparation of PAMAM-daptomycin complex.…………….111 Fluorescence spectroscopy……………..…………………...112 Binding isotherm constructions…………………………….112 Estimation of the binding parameters………………………113 Results…………………………………………………………………….114 Fluorescence Properties of PAMAM-daptomycin Complex……….114 Effects of pH and Dendrimer Size on the Binding Characteristics of Daptomycin Dendrimer Complex……...………..119 Binding Parameters…………………………………………...….…122 Discussion……………………………………………………………...…123 Conclusions………………………………………………………….……125 vi APPENDIX A. DAPTOMYCIN BJERRUM PLOT………….………...129 APPENDIX B.

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Tracer studies with fluorescent-dyed microorganisms—A new method for determination of residence time in chlorination reactors

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Investigation of aggregation of acridine orange dye molecules by means of proton magnetic resonance

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The Effects of Conformation and Aggregation on the Pharmaceutical Chemistry Properties of Lipopeptide (Daptomycin)

The Effects of Conformation and Aggregation on the Pharmaceutical Chemistry Properties of Lipopeptide (Daptomycin)

Tracer studies with fluorescent-dyed microorganisms—A new method for determination of residence time in chlorination reactors

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