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D Bouvet

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Short stereoselective route to gamma-CF3 allylic alcohols: rearrangements with creation of quaternary CF3-substituted carbons

A concise preparation of tetrasubstituted hindered functionalized CF3-olefins 2-7 from corresponding enol ether 3 is described. Geometrically pure gamma-CF3, gamma-alkyl allylic alcohols thus prepared could undergo Claisen-type rearrangements and provide, in good yields, carboxylic esters and amides containing a beta- quaternary CF3-substituted carbon.

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[Reading and speaking].

Reading is an activity that refers to the universe of language and speech and because of this, it cannot be grasped without the existence of a speaking subject. Children must get their share of fairy tales and stories in order to live in the warmth of words and light of literature.

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The kinetics of intestinal calcium absorption in the rat: an analytical and model building study.

The experimental data obtained from in vivo single pass perfusion of duodenal, jejunal, and ileal intestinal segments of 33- and 50-day-old rats have been used to test a series of models for calcium absorption. Each model was checked for the statistical validity and goodness-of-fit with the experimental data. The model adopted for the duodenum and jejunum had two major components, one saturable and the other nonsaturable, and a minor secretory component. This model was not applicable to ileal calcium absorption. Here the secretory component appeared to be much more important, and the absorption parameters varied in such a manner as to suggest that this intestinal segment was capable of short term autoregulation of dietary calcium absorption.

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Effect of beta adrenergic agonists and beta blocking agents on hemopoiesis in human bone marrow.

The effect of propranolol (non specific blocking agent), acebutolol (beta 1 blocking agent), butoxamine (beta 2 blocking agent) and several beta adrenergic agonists was studied on 3H-thymidine (3H-TdR) incorporation and granulo-monocyte colony formation in agar by human bone marrow. Only butoxamine and propranolol decreased 3H-TdR incorporation by total normal bone marrow cells at concentrations above 10(-6) M for butoxamine and 10(-5) M for propranolol. Autoradiography showed that inhibition of 3H-TdR incorporation by butoxamine was slightly more pronounced on neutrophil precursors than on red cell precursors (neutrophil series LI..53 and erythroblasts .67 compared to control bone marrow cells at 10(-5) M concentration). The development of granulo-monocyte colonies in agar culture was delayed by preincubation with butoxamine at concentrations above 5 X 10(-6) M. Hydroxyurea suicide showed that this was due to a decrease in the number of CFU-C in S phase. beta 2 blocking agents are able to decrease the number of normal hematopoietic cells entering S phase. This effect is seen on both neutrophil and erythroblastic precursors and on granulo-monocyte progenitors. It could be used as a means of protecting bone marrow cells during cancer intensive chemotherapy.

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[The binding of iron to normal human erythrocyte membranes and its intracellular penetration as a function of different glucides].

In vivo intestinal absorption of iron in rat is greatly enhanced by Lactose and D-Xylose. Both sugars are also able to increase the amount of iron bound to the red cell membrane in the animal. Similar effects have been noted when using human normal red cells. Lactose of D-Xylose are able to convert into an active transport curve the linear diffusion curve which is noted when iron is used without any ligand. It is possible to quantify the effect of both sugars on the flux of iron towards the red cell membrane.

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