RESEARCH INSTITUTIONS FOR ION EXCHANGE
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http://www.arl.army.mil/MD/md.html
date: 15-Feb-95
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title: ARL Information Server
outline: Materials Directorate
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ARL Information Server
World Wide Web
Materials Directorate
Directorate Executive: Lawrence D. Johnson
The Army has established a reputation for excellence in materials technology
through the materials Directorate (MD) and its predecessor, the Materials
Technology Laboratory. MD is currently located in Watertown, MA, providing
ready access to world-famous academic, research, and engineering resources
available in the Boston area. Although MD is scheduled to be relocated to
Aberdeen, MD, in 1995, the close relationships that the directorate has
forged with the country's elite universities and private business will
continue.
MD is the lead Army research organization for materials research, focusing
in the following areas: lightweight structural materials, environmental
http://www.rti.org/CLS/COMC.html
date: 24-Nov-94
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title: Center for Organic and Medicinal Chemistry
outline: Center for Organic and Medicinal Chemistry Medicinal Chemistry: Synthesis of Organic Compounds: Synthesis of Isotopically Labeled Compounds: Separation and Structural Analysis of Organic Compounds:
keys: ion exchange
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Center for Organic and Medicinal Chemistry
Designs, synthesizes, and characterizes compounds with potential as
medicinal agents. Prepares isotopically-labeled compounds for
pharmacological applications such as receptor binding, metabolism,
immunoassay, and imaging.
Medicinal Chemistry:
* Conducts research in chemical structure - biologic activity
relationships including QSAR;
* Conducts computer-aided drug design;
* Experience includes cancer chemotherapy and prophylaxis,
antiparasitics, radiation protectives, esterase mimics, narcotics and
narcotic antagonists, stimulants, depressants, hallucinogens,
cholinergics, anticholinergics, muscarinic agonists, and antipsoriatic
and antiacne agents.
Synthesis of Organic Compounds:
* Prepares organic compounds and develops
http://salus.uvm.edu/physiol.html
date: 05-Feb-95
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title: Department of Molecular Physiology and Biophysics
outline: TEACHING
keys: ion exchanges
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Department of Molecular Physiology and Biophysics
DEPARTMENT OF MOLECULAR PHYSIOLOGY
AND BIOPHYSICS
Norm Alpert, Chair
Physiology is the study of how living organisms function. Biophysics
investigates these life processes using the techniques of modern physics. At the Department of
Molecular Physiology and Biophysics we combine these two disciplines in an effort to understand
how the human body functions under normal conditions and how it reacts to stress, disease,
environmental changes, and to therapeutic measures designed to counteract these influences.
Click on area of interest in the diagram at left. RESEARCH
In investigating these questions, we combine two different approaches to solving problems--basic and
applied research. Basic medical research focuses
descriptions:
Department of Molecular Physiology and Biophysics
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