pantoic acid

Known as: (R)-2,4-dihydroxy-3,3-dimethylbutanoic acid

National Institutes of Health

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2009

Even though natural health professionals agree that humans should not try to consume petroleum derivatives or hydrogenated sugars…

2009

1995

A novel enzymatic process for the optical resolution of racemic pantolactone through the stereo-specific hydrolysis of d…

1983

A highly sensitive gas-chromatographic method is used for the quantitative analysis of small concentrations of calcium D…

Review

1974

Review

1974

The results of a microbial survey study have shown that the ability to reduce added ketopantoic acid (or ketopantoyl lactone) and…

1962

Grula, Mary M. (Oklahoma State University, Stillwater) and E. A. Grula. Cell division in a species of Erwinia. IV. Metabolic…

1960

1. Analogues of pantothenic acid, i.e., ω-methyl pantothenic acid, pantoyltaurine, ω-methyl pantoyltaurine and analogues of…

1954

Underkofler et al. (1943) first demonstrated that pantothenic acid is an essential requirement for Acetobacter suboxydans, ATCC…

1948

1945