Definition of stereochemistry in English:

stereochemistry

noun ˌstɪərɪə(ʊ)ˈkɛmɪstriˌstɛrɪə(ʊ)ˈkɛmɪstri

mass noun

The branch of chemistry concerned with the three-dimensional arrangement of atoms and molecules and the effect of this on chemical reactions.
Example sentencesExamples
- Steroids have four rings fused together with a particular stereochemistry.
- In terms of their chemical, pharmacological, kinetic and therapeutic properties, enantiomers and diasteriomers behave as distinct compounds, therefore stereochemistry should be a topic of major concern to all disciplines.
- It serves as the introductory medicinal chemistry course and contains basic concepts such as the acid/base nature of drugs, functional groups, solubility, stereochemistry, receptor binding, and metabolism.
- Computer-aided instruction augments learning in all topics, but most commonly in the areas of receptor theory and mechanism and stereochemistry.
- There is a remarkable diversity in the stereochemistry of pheromones.
- The purpose of subjecting the model to energy minimization is to refine reasonable stereochemistry produced by our motif modeling method.
- Thus, in the third and last chapter of his professional life, he returned to stereochemistry.
- The stereochemistry at each of its five chiral centres is pharmacologically critical.
- The stereochemistry of the model was checked and all residues found to be in allowed conformations.
- He synthesizes stereochemistry and crystallography with physiological optics, locating the enantiomorphic dislocation right between the eyes of the seeing subject.
- By that time atomism had been extended from chemistry and the kinetic theory to offer explanations in stereochemistry, electro-chemistry, spectroscopy and so on.
- Pasteur also formulated a law that states asymmetric molecules are always the product of life forces, which became the basis of a new branch of science, stereochemistry.
- The stereochemistry of quinine is formidable: it has four chiral centres, and thus 16 stereoisomers - of which only one is the natural ingredient of cinchona bark.
- Accordingly, both the stereochemistry of and the steric hindrance around the interactive hydroxyl group crucially affect the supramolecular structure of the self-assembled chromophores.
- The final models display good stereochemistry.
- Rather, it arises from a mixture of species, each one of which has reasonable stereochemistry.
- The absolute stereochemistry was also determined in 1955 via chemical degradation of dihydrocodeinone.
- Additionally, while adaptive code structure is unlikely to be an artifact of a stereochemically determined code, empirical evidence suggests that stereochemistry is not without a role.
- Finally, the stereochemistry of stable cyclization products following the isomerization might provide experimental proof as discussed in the following section.
- Thus, their synthetic counterparts must also have the proper stereochemistry.

Derivatives

stereochemical

adjectiveˌstɛrɪə(ʊ)ˈkɛmɪk(ə)l

Relating to stereochemistry.
stereochemical isomers
Example sentencesExamples
- If two molecules or complexes have the same molecular formula they are candidates for stereochemical analysis.
- This suggests that residues 18 and 19 transfer their stereochemical signature to the epoxide.
- Refinement was run in a mode in which stereochemical interactions were considered within a conformer but ignored between different conformers.

stereochemically

adverbˌstɛrɪə(ʊ)ˈkɛmɪk(ə)li

Using this approach, it is possible to stereochemically determine which residue properties contribute most to the interaction.
Example sentencesExamples
- Additionally, while adaptive code structure is unlikely to be an artifact of a stereochemically determined code, empirical evidence suggests that stereochemistry is not without a role.
- These residues were structurally included as follows: All stereochemically accessible side-chain conformations were generated by systematic variation of their side-chain dihedrals.

Definition of stereochemistry in US English:

stereochemistry

noun

The branch of chemistry concerned with the three-dimensional arrangement of atoms and molecules and the effect of this on chemical reactions.
Example sentencesExamples
- It serves as the introductory medicinal chemistry course and contains basic concepts such as the acid/base nature of drugs, functional groups, solubility, stereochemistry, receptor binding, and metabolism.
- Additionally, while adaptive code structure is unlikely to be an artifact of a stereochemically determined code, empirical evidence suggests that stereochemistry is not without a role.
- The final models display good stereochemistry.
- The stereochemistry at each of its five chiral centres is pharmacologically critical.
- The purpose of subjecting the model to energy minimization is to refine reasonable stereochemistry produced by our motif modeling method.
- Rather, it arises from a mixture of species, each one of which has reasonable stereochemistry.
- Steroids have four rings fused together with a particular stereochemistry.
- Thus, their synthetic counterparts must also have the proper stereochemistry.
- Finally, the stereochemistry of stable cyclization products following the isomerization might provide experimental proof as discussed in the following section.
- In terms of their chemical, pharmacological, kinetic and therapeutic properties, enantiomers and diasteriomers behave as distinct compounds, therefore stereochemistry should be a topic of major concern to all disciplines.
- He synthesizes stereochemistry and crystallography with physiological optics, locating the enantiomorphic dislocation right between the eyes of the seeing subject.
- The absolute stereochemistry was also determined in 1955 via chemical degradation of dihydrocodeinone.
- Accordingly, both the stereochemistry of and the steric hindrance around the interactive hydroxyl group crucially affect the supramolecular structure of the self-assembled chromophores.
- By that time atomism had been extended from chemistry and the kinetic theory to offer explanations in stereochemistry, electro-chemistry, spectroscopy and so on.
- The stereochemistry of quinine is formidable: it has four chiral centres, and thus 16 stereoisomers - of which only one is the natural ingredient of cinchona bark.
- Computer-aided instruction augments learning in all topics, but most commonly in the areas of receptor theory and mechanism and stereochemistry.
- The stereochemistry of the model was checked and all residues found to be in allowed conformations.
- Pasteur also formulated a law that states asymmetric molecules are always the product of life forces, which became the basis of a new branch of science, stereochemistry.
- Thus, in the third and last chapter of his professional life, he returned to stereochemistry.
- There is a remarkable diversity in the stereochemistry of pheromones.

单词	stereochemistry
释义	Definition of stereochemistry in English: stereochemistry noun ˌstɪərɪə(ʊ)ˈkɛmɪstriˌstɛrɪə(ʊ)ˈkɛmɪstri mass noun The branch of chemistry concerned with the three-dimensional arrangement of atoms and molecules and the effect of this on chemical reactions. Example sentencesExamples Steroids have four rings fused together with a particular stereochemistry. In terms of their chemical, pharmacological, kinetic and therapeutic properties, enantiomers and diasteriomers behave as distinct compounds, therefore stereochemistry should be a topic of major concern to all disciplines. It serves as the introductory medicinal chemistry course and contains basic concepts such as the acid/base nature of drugs, functional groups, solubility, stereochemistry, receptor binding, and metabolism. Computer-aided instruction augments learning in all topics, but most commonly in the areas of receptor theory and mechanism and stereochemistry. There is a remarkable diversity in the stereochemistry of pheromones. The purpose of subjecting the model to energy minimization is to refine reasonable stereochemistry produced by our motif modeling method. Thus, in the third and last chapter of his professional life, he returned to stereochemistry. The stereochemistry at each of its five chiral centres is pharmacologically critical. The stereochemistry of the model was checked and all residues found to be in allowed conformations. He synthesizes stereochemistry and crystallography with physiological optics, locating the enantiomorphic dislocation right between the eyes of the seeing subject. By that time atomism had been extended from chemistry and the kinetic theory to offer explanations in stereochemistry, electro-chemistry, spectroscopy and so on. Pasteur also formulated a law that states asymmetric molecules are always the product of life forces, which became the basis of a new branch of science, stereochemistry. The stereochemistry of quinine is formidable: it has four chiral centres, and thus 16 stereoisomers - of which only one is the natural ingredient of cinchona bark. Accordingly, both the stereochemistry of and the steric hindrance around the interactive hydroxyl group crucially affect the supramolecular structure of the self-assembled chromophores. The final models display good stereochemistry. Rather, it arises from a mixture of species, each one of which has reasonable stereochemistry. The absolute stereochemistry was also determined in 1955 via chemical degradation of dihydrocodeinone. Additionally, while adaptive code structure is unlikely to be an artifact of a stereochemically determined code, empirical evidence suggests that stereochemistry is not without a role. Finally, the stereochemistry of stable cyclization products following the isomerization might provide experimental proof as discussed in the following section. Thus, their synthetic counterparts must also have the proper stereochemistry. Derivatives stereochemical adjectiveˌstɛrɪə(ʊ)ˈkɛmɪk(ə)l Relating to stereochemistry. stereochemical isomers Example sentencesExamples If two molecules or complexes have the same molecular formula they are candidates for stereochemical analysis. This suggests that residues 18 and 19 transfer their stereochemical signature to the epoxide. Refinement was run in a mode in which stereochemical interactions were considered within a conformer but ignored between different conformers. stereochemically adverbˌstɛrɪə(ʊ)ˈkɛmɪk(ə)li Using this approach, it is possible to stereochemically determine which residue properties contribute most to the interaction. Example sentencesExamples Additionally, while adaptive code structure is unlikely to be an artifact of a stereochemically determined code, empirical evidence suggests that stereochemistry is not without a role. These residues were structurally included as follows: All stereochemically accessible side-chain conformations were generated by systematic variation of their side-chain dihedrals. Definition of stereochemistry in US English: stereochemistry noun The branch of chemistry concerned with the three-dimensional arrangement of atoms and molecules and the effect of this on chemical reactions. Example sentencesExamples It serves as the introductory medicinal chemistry course and contains basic concepts such as the acid/base nature of drugs, functional groups, solubility, stereochemistry, receptor binding, and metabolism. Additionally, while adaptive code structure is unlikely to be an artifact of a stereochemically determined code, empirical evidence suggests that stereochemistry is not without a role. The final models display good stereochemistry. The stereochemistry at each of its five chiral centres is pharmacologically critical. The purpose of subjecting the model to energy minimization is to refine reasonable stereochemistry produced by our motif modeling method. Rather, it arises from a mixture of species, each one of which has reasonable stereochemistry. Steroids have four rings fused together with a particular stereochemistry. Thus, their synthetic counterparts must also have the proper stereochemistry. Finally, the stereochemistry of stable cyclization products following the isomerization might provide experimental proof as discussed in the following section. In terms of their chemical, pharmacological, kinetic and therapeutic properties, enantiomers and diasteriomers behave as distinct compounds, therefore stereochemistry should be a topic of major concern to all disciplines. He synthesizes stereochemistry and crystallography with physiological optics, locating the enantiomorphic dislocation right between the eyes of the seeing subject. The absolute stereochemistry was also determined in 1955 via chemical degradation of dihydrocodeinone. Accordingly, both the stereochemistry of and the steric hindrance around the interactive hydroxyl group crucially affect the supramolecular structure of the self-assembled chromophores. By that time atomism had been extended from chemistry and the kinetic theory to offer explanations in stereochemistry, electro-chemistry, spectroscopy and so on. The stereochemistry of quinine is formidable: it has four chiral centres, and thus 16 stereoisomers - of which only one is the natural ingredient of cinchona bark. Computer-aided instruction augments learning in all topics, but most commonly in the areas of receptor theory and mechanism and stereochemistry. The stereochemistry of the model was checked and all residues found to be in allowed conformations. Pasteur also formulated a law that states asymmetric molecules are always the product of life forces, which became the basis of a new branch of science, stereochemistry. Thus, in the third and last chapter of his professional life, he returned to stereochemistry. There is a remarkable diversity in the stereochemistry of pheromones.
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