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Acinetten     hexanedioic acid

Synonyms: Adipinate, adipate, Acifloctin, Adipinsaure, Adilactetten, ...
 
 
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Disease relevance of hexanedioic acid

 

High impact information on hexanedioic acid

 

Chemical compound and disease context of hexanedioic acid

 

Biological context of hexanedioic acid

  • Several putative open reading frames (ORFs) that were expected to encode enzymes catalyzing the conversion of cyclohexanol to adipic acid were identified [3].
  • Fusion analyses showed that pcaI and pcaJ constitute an operon which requires beta-ketoadipate or its nonmetabolizable analog, adipate, as well as the pcaR regulatory gene for induction [16].
  • A solid-phase extraction (SPE) method was developed for the simultaneous extraction of dicarboxylic acids and diols formed during hydrolysis of poly(butylene succinate), PBS, and poly(butylene adipate), PBA [17].
  • After three to five residence times, adipate degradation and ad-7-ADCA production disappeared, and this allowed determination of the biomass yield coefficient on adipate [18].
  • The metabolism and pharmacokinetics of [2H10]di-2-(ethylhexyl) adipate (DEHA) labelled on the ethyl side-chains was determined in six male volunteers [19].
 

Anatomical context of hexanedioic acid

  • Identification and quantification of alpha-amino adipic acid in bovine dentine phosphoprotein [20].
  • Adipic acid (AA) was found to be the main urinary metabolite; it was also detected in the digestive tract, blood and liver [21].
  • A normal degradation rate of DL-alpha-amino [1-14C] adipic acid in fibroblasts of the patient, as measured by 14CO2 production, did not indicate a primary enzyme defect in the alpha-aminoadipic acid transamination or decarboxylation steps [22].
  • Concentrations of benzylpenicillin and spiramycin adipate were determined in bovine plasma and milk and in lymph draining the udder tissue after IM or IV administration [23].
  • In Exp. 1, nursery pigs (n = 14) were fed (for a period of 7 d) either a standard nursery diet or the same diet supplemented with 1% adipic acid to assess effects on urinary pH (collected on d 5 or 6) and in vitro ammonia emission from the collected urine samples that were mixed with control feces [24].
 

Associations of hexanedioic acid with other chemical compounds

  • Baseline concentrations of glycerol, FFA, and adipate were 44 +/- 15, 449 +/- 152, and 8 - 8 mumol/liter in N and 39 +/- 14, 473 +/- 44, and 41 +/- 14 (P less than 0.01) in IDDM [10].
  • Solid-phase microextraction (SPME) coupled to gas chromatography-mass spectrometry (GC-MS) has been applied to determine six phthalate esters and one adipate ester in water [25].
  • The aqueous solubilities of albuterol free base, sulfate, adipate, and stearate were 15.7, 250, 353, and 0.6 mg . mL-1, respectively, at room temperature [26].
  • By comparing the biodegradation degree of the scaffolds added with amino acids and their model compounds, i.e. adipic acid and hexane diamine, the key factor influencing the biological stability was further investigated [27].
  • Development of a solid-phase extraction method for simultaneous extraction of adipic acid, succinic acid and 1,4-butanediol formed during hydrolysis of poly(butylene adipate) and poly(butylene succinate) [17].
 

Gene context of hexanedioic acid

  • Our results suggest that the uni-directional activity of LKR plays an important role in regulating the catabolic function of the alpha-amino adipic acid pathway in plants [28].
  • Two patients with mild variants of the same disorder (MAD:M) presented with neurologic abnormalities, acidotic coma, and/or poor growth; they primarily excreted ethylmalonate and variable amounts of adipate [29].
  • In the cases of glutaric and adipic acid, the strength of the intramolecular hydrogen bond were estimated to be around 28-29 kJ/mol, without any vibrational energy correction [30].
  • Isolation of alpha-amino adipic acid from mature dermal collagen and elastin. Evidence for an oxidative pathway in the maturation of collagen and elastin [31].
  • Zeta potential measurements show that the assembly is significantly less positively charged in the presence of deprotonated adipic acid than when adipic acid is fully protonated [32].
 

Analytical, diagnostic and therapeutic context of hexanedioic acid

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