BorisTM

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My interest is "Molecular Biology" - the science field that studies the structure, metabolism and function of all the organic and inorganic molecules and ions, both natural and synthetic, that make our bodies - so it is very likely to find my addition to any article that has relation to it. As Basic is not my native language my writings have spelling and grammar mistakes, if you spot any, please correct them. Thank you.

Most of the time i help in WikiProject_Molecular_and_Cellular_Biology^{FA, A, GA, B, S, N, D, T, U}, and less in WikiProject_Chemicals^{FA, A, GA, B, S, N, D, T, U}, WikiProject_Drugs^{FA, A, GA, B, S, N, D, T, U}, and WikiProject_Neuroscience^{FA, A, GA, B, S, N, D, T, U}.

italic - info table | bold - created | ^[r] - reference part | * - image | ^dp - (data page)

Goals

Daniel_M._Lewin

Inserting the watchlist's pages into the database (currently at Adrenergic receptor).

Biochemicals category tree (Carcinogens).

Articles - List_of_drugs ==> Alamast

Adding images to pharmacology stubs ==> Avobenzone.

Dictionary_of_chemical_formulas ==> Pentafluoroethyliodide

Tools

Interiot's tool | Deep View Swiss-PdbViewer

Code

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Colors

the PyMOL color scheme.


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Images

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Layout

CSS | Naming_conflict | Navigation popups | Template names...

1. infoBox
2.Introduction - :e.g. "La2O3 is a chemical compound of lanthanum and oxygen with the formula La2O3."; with the names, molecular (when possible) or empirical formulas for extended structure), highlight sentence - what is this stuff well-known for? Are hydrates known (mainly for inorganic salts such as metal halides). Are there compounds with which yours can be confused (usually not).
3. Properties and structure - for inorganic species, the structure may require explanation; properties, more than a restatement of the chem box info. perhaps comparison/contrast with related cmpd to highlight a principle
4. Synthesis - one sent descriptoin of the synthesis using balanced equations; if more than one synthesis applies, then describe others
6. Reactions - what does the stuff do, CHEMICALLY - it reacts with what to give what under what conditions? Balanced eq's
7. Applications - how are people making money with your compound or how is the cmpd benefiting mankind? This section is less chemical and less important
8. Safety considerations - no more than a sentence or two unless something special is required
9. See also
10. External links
11. References

Scripts

Templates

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InfoBoxes - {{OrganicBox complete}}

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