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thiol
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thiol /thi·ol/ (thi´ol)
2. any organic compound containing the —SH group.

thi·ol (thôl, -l)
n.
1. See mercaptan.
2. A mixture of sulfurated and sulfonated petroleum oils that is purified with ammonia and is used in the treatment of skin diseases.

thiol [thi´ol]
2. any organic compound containing the —SH group bound to carbon.


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Patterned SAMs can be generated by microcontact printing technique or photolithography where the alkyl thiolate in the exposed regions is removed by UV irradiation.
Recent studies revealed that mutation of a conserved proximal tryptophan-409 that forms one of three hydrogen bonds to the heme-coordinated cysteine thiolate, to tyrosine or phenylalanine considerably increases the turnover number of neuronal NOS (nNOS).
Unexpectedly, it was discovered from the structure that Tyr6 stabilized the thiolate intermediate of the glutathione during catalysis (6,65-66).
 
 
 
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