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    Solving the crystallographic structure of the Cl2J construct and occupancy titration trials to quantitatively determine isomer ratio

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    Abstract
    Halogen atoms are commonly found in biological organic compounds such as plastic polymers, flame retardants, coolant fluids, insecticides and herbicides. Halogens are known to mediate neurotransmitters in the brain and are required for the production of many hormones (i.e. thyroxine). Because halogen atoms are frequently incorporated in pharmaceuticals and antibiotics (i.e. clindamycin and chloramphenicol), it is important to characterize the interactions that those atoms participate in. Currently, there is little information known about halogen bonds and these interactions are not modeled ...
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    Rummel, Brittany L., author; Ho, P. Shing, advisor; Curthoys, Norman, committee member; Bamburg, James, committee member; Kennan, Alan, committee member

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    2011
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    born digital; masters theses
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