… fulfill their biological roles, often by electrostatic interactions with negatively charged molecules
such as DNA and some amino acid side chains [6]. Despite having important roles in the …

… hydrophilic lead towards the water phase and the alkyl groups projecting into the hydrophobic
… demonstrate the similarity between organolead and organotin compounds with regard to …

… for metals to simultaneously interact with intracellular ligands … activity of organotin compounds.
In a study, several … in terms of its excellent hydrophilicity, and high chemical stability. …

… potential of 10 organotin (IV) derivatives from 4-(4-methoxyphenylamino)-4 oxobutanoic acid
(MS26) against seven eukaryotic pathogens of medical importance: Leishmania donovani, …

… are organometallic compounds such as organotin, organomercury, and organolead. They
… It contains materials that range from hydrophobic to hydrophilic, from stable to degradable, …

… compounds even in minute quantities is 37 considered critical with disastrous consequences.
Organotin (OTs) compounds … the fabric substrate 7 (hydrophilic/hydrophobic). FPSE is the …

… due to presence of hydrophobic organic component and ether. … Phosphines with polar or
hydrophilic functional groups are the … may enter the environment intentionally through organotin …

… stability of TCy-TAZTO, showing the crucial importance of weak interactions in building a
supramolecular self-assembly of the title compound. The relative contributions of the main …

… embodiment of both hydrophobic and hydrophilic residues) … , non-irritating and non-toxic
compounds (Neta, Teixeira, and … Previously, organotin- and organolead-containing sucrose …

… water while hydrophobic organic pollutants are non-polar and insoluble in water (Nanny
and Ratasuk, 2002). Hydrophilic organic pollutants include alcohol and carboxylic acid with …