Titlebook: Metallopharmaceuticals II; Diagnosis and Therap Michael J. Clarke,Peter J. Sadler Book 1999 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1999 Bioanorg

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Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) Contrast Agents,austive review, presenting and discussing terms and sufficient theory to understand the original literature in the field. The emphasis is on the CA themselves as chemical entities, rather than on the images they generate, but sufficient examples of MRI are shown to demonstrate the observed effects.

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Metalloradiopharmaceuticals, fraction of the therapeutic procedures. The early development of technetium-based radiopharmaceuticals was, to a large extent, anecdotal, and many of the agents developed during this period, of which several are still in use, are chemically uncharacterized. In the past 10 to 15 years, however, a tr

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Vanadium-Containing Insulin Biomimetic Drugs,vidence of inorganic vanadium’s insulin-mimetic effects, with the immensely appealing feature of oral bioavailability, has prompted design and development of novel organic ligands. Desirable features include low molecular weight, neutral charge, thermodynamic and hydrolytic stability, and a balance

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Bismuth Antiulcer Complexes,ological chemistry of bismuth is poorly understood. In this review, the use of Bi(III) in antiulcer and antibacterial agents is described, as well as in anti-HIV and radiotherapeutic agents. Bi(III) exhibits a highly variable coordination number and coordination geometry, and alkoxide ligands can in

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Chrysotherapy:Gold-Drug Metabolism and Immunochemistry, name is derived from Chryses, the golden-haired heroine of ancient Greek mythology. Figure 1 presents the formulations most commonly used for arthritis therapy. Bis(thiosulfato)gold(I) contains gold bound to the terminal sulfur atoms of the S2O3 ligands. Auranofin, the most recent addition to the a

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