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a parasiticide which is applied to buildings and fixtures. Can cause poisoning manifested as high fever, dyspnea, stumbling gait, terminal convulsions, a short course of a few hours and a high mortality rate. A substituted nitrophenol (disophenol) is used as an anthelmintic against blood-sucking nematodes such as hookworms and Haemonchus spp.

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2,6-di-iodo-4-nitrophenol disophenol ortho- para-	Degradation of nitrophenol under sonication can lead to defacement of ester hydrolysis kinetics and this issue has been discussed in detail in our previous paper [9]. Sonication effects on ester hydrolysis in alcohol--water ... by Piiskop, Sander; Hagu, Hannes; Jarv, Jaak; Salmar, Siim; Tuulmets, Ants / Estonian Academy of Sciences: Chemistry Activity of AKP was expressed as specific activity (U/g protein), where one unit (U) is equal to the amount of enzyme necessary to produce 1 [micro]mol of nitrophenol (from [rho]-nitrophenyl-phosphate) per min at 37[degrees]C. Interaction between vitamins A and D on growth and metabolic ... by Wang, Xiaojie / Journal of Shellfish Research Nonspecific esterase activity was measured as the average change in optical density per minute at 400 nm and then converted to units (micromoles of 4-NPC hydrolyzed per minute) using the extinction coefficient for nitrophenol of 19,800 [M. The characterization of three digestive enzymes from the crayfish ... by Hammer, Hugh S.; Bishop, Charles D.; Watts, Stephen A. / Journal of the Alabama Academy of Science	nitrofurantoin macrocrystals nitrofurantoin/nitrofurantoin macrocrystals nitrofurazone nitrogen nitrogen balance nitrogen cycle nitrogen dioxide nitrogen distribution nitrogen embolism nitrogen equivalent nitrogen fixation nitrogen lag nitrogen mustard nitrogen narcosis nitrogen partition nitrogen washout curve nitrogenase nitrogenous nitroglycerin nitroglycerin tablets nitroimidazoles nitromersol nitromersol, tincture nitromide nitrophenide nitrophenol Nitropress nitropropanol Nitroprusside nitroprusside sodium nitroprusside test nitrosamine nitrosamines nitroscanate nitroso- nitrosohemochrome nitrosomyoglobin nitrosourea Nitrospan Nitrostat nitrosyl nitrothiazoles nitrotoxin nitrous nitrous acid nitrous oxide nitrovasodilator nitrovin nitroxinil nitroxynil nitryl	Nitrolingual pumpspray Nitrolingual pumpspray Nitromagnesite Nitromagnesite Nitromannite NitroMed, Inc. nitromersol nitromersol, tincture Nitrometan Nitrometan Nitrometer Nitrometer nitromethane nitromethane nitromide Nitromuriatic Nitromuriatic acid Nitromuriatic acid Nitron Nitronal Nitronal Nitronal Nitronaphthalenes Nitronium Nitronium ion Nitronium Perchlorate nitroparaffin nitroparaffin nitrophenide nitrophenide nitrophenol Nitrophenol-P-Guanidino Benzoate Nitrophenols Nitrophenols Nitrophenyl Vinyl Ether nitrophilous Nitrophnol Nitrophos Nitrophoska Nitrophosphate Nitrophosphate process nitrophyte Nitropress nitropropanol Nitroprussic Nitroprussic Nitroprusside Nitroprusside nitroprusside sodium nitroprusside test Nitroquick Nitroquick Nitroquick Nitroquinol Nitros Nitros Nitrosaccharin Nitrosalicylic nitrosamine nitrosamine Nitrosamines

Degradation of nitrophenol under sonication can lead to defacement of ester hydrolysis kinetics and this issue has been discussed in detail in our previous paper [9].

Sonication effects on ester hydrolysis in alcohol--water ... by Piiskop, Sander; Hagu, Hannes; Jarv, Jaak; Salmar, Siim; Tuulmets, Ants / Estonian Academy of Sciences: Chemistry

Activity of AKP was expressed as specific activity (U/g protein), where one unit (U) is equal to the amount of enzyme necessary to produce 1 [micro]mol of nitrophenol (from [rho]-nitrophenyl-phosphate) per min at 37[degrees]C.

Interaction between vitamins A and D on growth and metabolic ... by Wang, Xiaojie / Journal of Shellfish Research

Nonspecific esterase activity was measured as the average change in optical density per minute at 400 nm and then converted to units (micromoles of 4-NPC hydrolyzed per minute) using the extinction coefficient for nitrophenol of 19,800 [M.

The characterization of three digestive enzymes from the crayfish ... by Hammer, Hugh S.; Bishop, Charles D.; Watts, Stephen A. / Journal of the Alabama Academy of Science

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