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e·na·mine

 (ē′nə-mēn′, ĕn′ə-, ĭ-năm′ēn)
n.
An organic compound containing an amine group bonded to a carbon atom, which in turn is doubly bonded to another carbon atom.

[en-, chemically unsaturated (from -ene) + -amine.]
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enamine

(ɪnˈeɪmiːn)
n
(Chemistry) a type of unsaturated compound
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Noun1.enamine - an amine containing the double bond linkage -C=C-N-
amine, aminoalkane - a compound derived from ammonia by replacing hydrogen atoms by univalent hydrocarbon radicals
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1H-NMR of ligand (PFA) revealed the presence of a single proton at 12.66 ppm due to the enamine N-H group (Shi et al., 2005).
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developed an efficient, Pdcatalyzed Heck reaction in which the 2-triflate substituted aryl ketone series 74 was coupled and intramolecularly cyclized with enamine 75 at [C.sub.4f]-[C.sub.4]/[N.sub.2]-[C.sub.3] and isomerized to produce four examples of ring-fluorinated and fluoroarylated isoquinolines 76 [49].
Ligand Docking CoCoCo_ID VENDOR (*) Fitness Score (kcal/mol) LJH68 -12.282 - - (Native Ligand) 5777208 -13.183 5777208 NCI 1.654556 1356444 -12.714 1356444 CBN 1.553880 5919607 -12.426 5919607 PRN 2.114975 1906060 -12.049 1906060 CHD 1.495216 2231818 -11.763 2231818 CHD, PRN 1.765809 6739988 -11.693 6739988 PRN 2.137922 810148 -11.680 810148 CBE, PRN 2.073499 5923852 -11.654 5923852 PRN 2.100553 1963198 -11.420 1963198 CHD 1.544532 4501898 -11.018 4501898 ENM 1.548856 1384260 -11.011 1384260 CBN 1.763145 416963 -10.834 416963 ANG, CHD 1.909153 (*) NCI: National Cancer Institute; CBE/CBN: ChemBridge; PRN: Princeton Biomolecular Research Inc; CHD: ChemDiv; ENM: Enamine.
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