Bidentate ligand

ligand /li·gand/ (li´gand) (lig´and) an organic molecule that donates the necessary electrons to form coordinate covalent bonds with metallic ions. Also, an ion or molecule that reacts to form a complex with another molecule.

li·gand (l

nd, l

nd)

An ion, a molecule, or a molecular group that binds to another chemical entity to form a larger complex.

ligand

[lig′ənd, lī′gənd]

Etymology: L, ligare, to bind

1 a molecule, ion, or group bound to the central metal atom of a chemical compound, such as the oxygen molecule in oxyhemoglobin, which is bound to the central iron atom.

2 an organic molecule attached to a specific site on a cell surface or to a tracer element. The binding is reversible in a competitive binding assay. It may be the analyte or a cross-reactant. Examples include vitamin B₁₂, a ligand with intrinsic factor as the binding protein, and various antigens, which are ligands with antibody-binding proteins.

ligand [li´gand, lig´and]

an organic molecule that donates the necessary electrons to form coordinate covalent bonds with metallic ions. Also, an ion or molecule that reacts to form a complex with another molecule.

ligand

(līg

nd),
n 1. a molecule, ion, or group bound to the central atom of a chemical compound, such as the oxygen molecule in hemoglobin, which is bound to the central iron atom.
2. an organic molecule attached to a specific site on a surface or to a tracer element.

ligand

an organic molecule that donates the necessary electrons to form coordinate covalent bonds with metallic ions. Also, an ion or part of a molecule that specifically binds to form a complex with another molecule.

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aquaporin
BRASIL
calcium channel
calcium-sodium channel
CCR-3
cell receptor
channel
cognate
competitive-binding assay
cooperativity
Down Regulation
Downregulation
Emasculated Hormone
fast channel
gate
glycoprotein IIb
nonspecific binding
Promiscuity
protein channel

In most of the complexes studied the Cis- configuration Fig(2), as bidentate ligand bonding both through the thion / thiol sulphur atom and the hydrazinic nitrogen atom.

Synthesis and characterization of Ni(II) complexes of anisaldehyde ... by Kumar, Navin; Saxena, Anjali; Tiwari, B.; Agarwal, Manoj; Pal, Naresh; Gurtu, J.N.; Gupta, R. / Bulletin of Pure & Applied Sciences-Chemistry

Bidentate ligands such as 2,4- and 2,5-pyridine dicarboxylic acids have been studied and shown promising results with both Ni(II) and Co(II) salts.

Chemistry and chemical engineering by Journal of the Mississippi Academy of Sciences

2]) with the bidentate ligand 1,4-bis(3-pyridyl)-2,3-diaza-1,3-butadiene (L2) in a methylene chloride/ethanol solvent mixture.

Crystal structure and characterization of a new open-framework ... by Davis, Harvey; zur Loye, H.; Peterson, LeRoy, Jr. / Bulletin of the South Carolina Academy of Science

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