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    Substrate Specificity of Cholinesterases in Various Representatives of the Animal Kingdom by Basova, N. E., Kormilitsyn, B. N., Perchenok, A. Yu, Rozengart, E. V., Saakov, V. S., Suvorov, A. A.

    “…This review summarizes the literature data as well as experimental results obtained at our Institute over a period of 50 years on the substrate specificity of…”
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    New Acylate and Thioacylate Effectors of Mammalian Cholinesterases Based on Cyclic Ammonium Alcohols Containing Elements of the Anabasine Structure by Basova, N. E., Kormilitsyn, B. N., Perchenok, A. Yu, Rozengart, E. V., Saakov, V. S., Suvorov, A. A.

    “…We report a pioneering analysis of the interaction between mammalian cholinesterases and 36 acylates and thioacylates of ammonium alcohols with different…”
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    Tetramethonium derivatives as reversible inhibitors of various cholinesterases by Basova, N. E., Kormilitsyn, B. N., Perchenok, A. Yu, Rozengart, E. V., Saakov, V. S., Suvorov, A. A.

    “…To study the effect of the onium atom nature on anticholinesterase efficiency, we tested elementorganic derivatives of tetramethylenbisonium compounds as…”
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    Transferase activity of horse blood serum cholinesterase at hydrolysis of 1-methyl-8-acetoxychinolium iodide in the presence of aliphatic alcohols by Basova, N E, Kormilitsyn, B N, Perchenok, A Yu, Rozengart, E V, Saakov, V S, Suvorov, A A

    “…To check whether the horse blood serum butyrylcholinesterase expresses transferase activity at the complex ester hydrolysis in the presense of several…”
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    Transferase activity of horse blood serum cholinesterase at hydrolysis of 1-methyl-8-acetoxychinolinium iodide in the presence of aliphatic alcohols by Basova, N. E., Kormilitsyn, B. N., Perchenok, A. Yu, Rozengart, E. V., Saakov, V. S., Suvorov, A. A.

    “…The study was performed to check whether the horse blood serum butyrylcholinesterase expresses transferase activity in the presence of several low-molecular…”
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    How aliphatic alcohols and pH affect reactivity of horse blood serum cholinesterase at its interaction with organophosphorus inhibitors by Basova, N. E., Kormilitsyn, B. N., Perchenok, A. Yu, Rozengart, E. V., Saakov, V. S., Suvorov, A. A.

    “…There was studied action of aliphatic alcohols (ethanol, propanol, isopropanol, n -butanol, isobutanol, sec -butanol, tert -butanol), and pH on various kinds…”
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    Ligands of cholinesterases of ephedrine and pseudoephedrine structure by Basova, N. E., Kormilitsyn, B. N., Perchenok, A. Yu, Rozengart, E. V., Saakov, V. S., Suvorov, A. A.

    “…The paper is a review of literature data on interaction of erythrocytic acetylcholinesterase and of mammalian blood serum butyrylcholinesterase with a group of…”
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    Comparative analysis of sensitivity of cholinesterases to reversible inhibitors by methods of multidimensional statistics by Moralev, S. N, Perchenok, A. Yu

    “…Using the methods of factor and cluster analysis, the statistical treatment is performed of data on interaction of seven cholinesterases (ChE)--human…”
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    Multivariate statistical analysis of sensitivity of cholinesterases to reversible inhibitors by Perchenok, A Y, Moralev, S N

    Published in Doklady. Biochemistry and biophysics (01-04-2006)
    “…(ProQuest: Abstract omitted; see image)[PUBLICATION ABSTRACT]…”
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    TETRAMETHONIUM DERIVATIVES AS REVERSIBLE INHIBITORS OF DIFFERENT CHOLINESTERASES by Basova, N E, Kormilitsyn, B N, Perchenok, A Yu, Rozengart, E V, Saakov, V S, Suvorov, A A

    “…To study the influence of onium atom nature on anticholinesterase efficiency of elementorganic derivatives of tetramethylenbisonium compounds as reversible…”
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    Activities of Tetramethylene-Bis-Onium Reversible Cholinesterase Inhibitors as Influenced by the Nature of the Onium Atom by Basova, N. E., Kormilitsyn, B. N., Perchenok, A. Yu, Rozengart, E. V., Saakov, V. S., Suvorov, A. A.

    Published in Pharmaceutical chemistry journal (01-11-2016)
    “…Inorganic tetramethylene bis -onium compounds were studied as reversible inhibitors of various cholinesterases (ChE), i.e., human erythrocyte acetyl-ChE, horse…”
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    Ligands of cholinesterases of ephedrine and pseudoephedrine structure by Basova, N E, Kormilitsin, B N, Perchenok, A Yu, Rozengatt, E V, Saakov, V S, Suvorov, A A

    “…The paper is a review of literature data on interaction of the mammalian erythrocyte acetylcholinesterase and blood serum butyrylcholinesterase with a group of…”
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    Inhibitory effect of benzimidazole derivatives on cholinesterases of animals in the presence of different substrates by Basova, N E, Kormilitsyn, B N, Perchenok, A Iu, Rosengart, E V, Saakov, V S, Suvorov, A A

    Published in Ukrainian biochemical journal (01-09-2014)
    “…Specifically synthesized group of benzimidazole derivatives possessing varying degrees of delocalization of the positive charge in the cation group of the…”
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    Lupinine and epilupinine derivatives as substrates of Mammalian cholinesterases by Basova, N. E., Kormilitsyn, B. N., Perchenok, A. Yu, Rozengart, E. V., Saakov, V. S., Suvorov, A. A.

    Published in Pharmaceutical chemistry journal (01-12-2012)
    “…Two series of lupinine and epilupinine acetates, the free bases and the N -methyl, N -ethyl, and N -propyl derivatives, were studied. Enzymatic hydrolysis of…”
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