A critical review of the relevance of in vitro chemical studies to Cr-induced cancers is given.
In particular, the nature of the most likely reductants, the species that stabilise intermediates …

▪ Abstract The development, in the early 1960s, of the dynamic nuclear polarization process
in solid diamagnetic materials, doped with paramagnetic radicals, led to the use of solid …

Aqueous hexavalent chromium (Cr (VI)) treatment and chromium resource recovery toward
Cr-containing wastes are of significant importance and necessity to both wastewater …

Chromium is both an essential trace element (as Cr”') ion and an environmental toxicant (as
CrV'ion). Trivalent chromium (50-200 pg per day) is necessary for normal development of …

Literature works reported that organic cocontaminants could be degraded during Cr (VI), a
contaminant, reduction by sulfite (Cr (VI)/sulfite process). However, the role of Cr (V) and Cr …

Reactivities of chromium compounds with DNA were investigated by the DNA sequencing
technique using 32P 5'-end-labeled DNA fragments, and the reaction mechanism was …

The redox chemistry of chromium (VI) is discussed with respect to the cellular metabolism of
the carcinogen chromate in vivo. Possible sites for cellular reduction of chromium (VI) to …

Synthesis of various oxochromium (V) cations ligated with salen [A', A'z-ethylenebis
(salicylideneaminato)], ie 0= Cr (salen)+, is readily achieved from the corresponding …

Stable, water-soluble chromium (V) complexes of the general formula Na [0Cr (02C0CRiR2)
2] were prepared in 60-90% yields by the reaction of anhydrous sodium dichromate in …

The first successful effort to replicate the beginning of the Taxol oxidase phase in the
laboratory is reported, culminating in the total synthesis of taxuyunnanine D, itself a natural …