A paper titled "Functional implications of unusual NOS and SONOS covalent linkages found in proteins," by Matthew D. Lloyd, ...

In cases in which bond formation is effectively irreversible ... beyond the kinase family is also validated by examples of recently designed covalent inhibitors that have been reported for ...

Why don’t they just stay separate? Begin to answer this question by using hydrogen as an example. Project the animation Covalent bond in hydrogen. Make sure students see that each hydrogen atom has 1 ...

Examples include chronic lymphocytic leukemia ... could make a more selective BTK inhibitor that still formed a covalent bond but had fewer off-target effects. But then data emerged about ...

Now, a team of researchers from Hokkaido University has isolated a compound in which a single electron is shared between two carbon atoms in a remarkably stable covalent bond, known as a sigma bond.

Uranium forms an unusually strong triple covalent bond with nitrile groups, confounding predictions about the bond strength of actinides compared with the remainder of the periodic table. Elements ...

However, in 1931, Linus Pauling theorized that a covalent bond could exist with atoms sharing a single electron. However, creating a new single-electron chemical bond isn’t easy. To find out if ...

According to information from the scientific journal Nature, a covalent bond that requires only a single electron is the first new type of chemical bond to be discovered in over ten years.

Currently, there are three techniques to introduce active pharmaceutical ingredients into the ionic liquids: (i) as an anion or a cation (ionic bond); (ii) via a covalent linkage (covalent bond ...

Prior to 2000, many drugs that formed a covalent bond with targets did so non-selectively, which often led to undesired side effects when compared to non-covalent drugs. This led to the belief that ...