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Chemical Compound Review

Propenol     prop-2-en-1-ol

Synonyms: AllOH, Allylalkohol, Vinylcarbinol, ALLYL-ALCOHOL, Allyl al, ...
 
 
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Psychiatry related information on Propenol

  • When intracellular calcium concentrations were measured directly, using fura-2 as the calcium indicator, there was no effect of allyl alcohol on cytosolic free calcium during the first 60 min of exposure, a critical period for development of irreversible damage [6].
 

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Chemical compound and disease context of Propenol

 

Biological context of Propenol

  • Effect of pd nanoparticle size on the catalytic hydrogenation of allyl alcohol [16].
  • The active sites of supported gold catalysts, favoring the adsorption of C=O groups of acrolein and subsequent reaction to allyl alcohol, have been identified as edges of gold nanoparticles [17].
  • Cytosolic metabolism of allyl alcohol also leads, in a dose-dependent manner, to extensive lipid peroxidation [18].
  • What distinguishes these mutants from other temperature-sensitive mutants is that the temperature-conditional growth phenotypes described here must be due to interactions between allyl alcohol levels and ADHI functional properties and cannot be due to lability of the enzyme at the restrictive temperature [19].
  • Unlike previous work with this this system using haploid strains, the NAD+/NADH ratios show no negative correlation with allyl alcohol resistance [20].
 

Anatomical context of Propenol

 

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Gene context of Propenol

 

Analytical, diagnostic and therapeutic context of Propenol

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