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triazines

A class of anticonvulsant drugs. An example is lamotrigine (Lamictal).
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Compans, "Prevention of HIV-1 infection by platinum triazines," Antiviral Research, vol.
Synthesis, Characterization, and Antimicrobial Activity of Novel Sulfonated Copper-Triazine Complexes
Considering these applications it was planed to evaluate Schiff bases derived from 5-acyl-1,2,4- triazines with the hope to find new biologically active compounds.
Synthesis and Biological Activity Evaluation of Schiff Bases of 5-Acyl-1,2,4-Triazine
Different chromatographic techniques have been used to determine triazines. Gas chromatography coupled to mass spectrometry has been widely employed [6-11], and the use of liquid chromatography with different detectors such as ultraviolet [12-16], diode array [17,18], or mass spectrometry [19-25] has also been reported.
Application of a developed method for the extraction of triazines in surface waters and storage prior to analysis to seawaters of Galicia (northwest Spain)
The solvents and chemicals used for the synthesis of thieno triazines and for biochemical estimations were of analytical grade and procured from local firms.
Synthesis and anti-hyperlipidemic activity of 3H-benzo [4, 5] thieno [2, 3-d] [1, 2, 3] triazin-4-ones: possible mechanism of altered lipid metabolism
RESULTS: We found quantifiable levels of atrazine or atrazine mercapturate in urine samples from 5.5% of 579 pregnant women, and dealkylated and identified hydroxylated triazine metabolites in 20% and 40% of samples, respectively.
Urinary biomarkers of prenatal atrazine exposure and adverse birth outcomes in the PELAGIE birth cohort
The 1950s saw the introduction of the triazine family of herbicides, which includes atrazine, which have current distinction of being the herbicide family of greatest concern regarding groundwater contamination.
Herbicides and its applications
CSIRO Entomology's Cameron Begley says the enzyme also works well against a range of other triazine herbicides and, once in commercial production, would benefit farmers and water consumers wherever triazines are used.
Breaking down herbicide residues
The amount of triazines in topsoil collected 1 day after herbicide application was much less than that calculated.
Atrazine mineralisation rates in New Zealand soils are affected by time since atrazine exposure
Clariant's product-development technical manager for additives, Joseph Webster, says PR-25 has a maximum uv absorptivity at least twice as high as that of hydroxy-substituted triazines and three times as great as traditional benzotriazoles and benzophenones.
Photo-graftable UV absorber gets the yellow out
Even the broad-acting triazines, which work by inhibiting photosynthesis, have developed widespread problems of resistance.
Growing resistance to chemical herbicides
benzophenones, benzotria-zoles, triazines, and HALS have been reported (1), (23), (28).
Photostabilizing efficiency of ultraviolet light stabilizers for rigid poly(vinyl chloride) against photo-oxidation
DCOIT +++ (+) AOX, low UV stability, (a) strong sensitizer, (a) pH limitations (a) Chlorothalonil +++ - chalking, AOX, activity spectrum gaps ZNP +++ (+) discoloration, (a) solubility (a) (pH-dependent), UV stability (a) Diuron - +++ solubility (a) (leaches) Triazines - ++ - +++ severe EU labeling, eco- toxicity (a) (a) Can be modified with "protection" technology.
What exactly are "green" antimicrobials?
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