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    Lemierre’s syndrome

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    Autorzy przedstawili opis rzadko obecnie spotykanego zespoƂu Lemierre’a. ZwrĂłcono uwagę na etiologię, objawy, diagnostykę i leczenie. Niska częstotliwoƛć występowania danej jednostki chorobowej moĆŒe przyczynić się do niedostatecznej wiedzy personelu na jej temat lub jej braku. Ma to ogromny wpƂyw na postawienie prawidƂowej diagnozy, jak i czas jej rozpoznania.The authors have described a condition that nowadays is encountered only rarely, namely Lemierre’s syndrome. They paid attention to its aetiology, diagnostics and treatment. The low frequency of occurrence of a given disease classification can contribute to the personnel having insufficient knowledge about it or not having it at all. That has a crucial impact on coming up with a correct diagnosis as well as on the time of recognizance

    Bigger, better, faster: molecular shuttles with sterically non-hindering biisoquinoline chelates

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    In the past, a variety of mechanically interlocked systems such as catenanes and rotaxaneswere constructed on the basis of Cu(I) coordination chemistry and endocyclic 1,10-phenanthroline ligands. This review reports on the coordination chemistry of a new family of endocyclic bidentate chelators that are sterically non-hindering, namely 8,80-diaryl-substituted 3,30-biisoquinolines. These ligands allow the construction of new multi-component assemblies that are inaccessible with the previously investigated 1,10-phenanthrolines. On the one hand, the sterically non-hindering nature of the new endocyclic chelators makes three component entanglements around octahedral metal centres such as iron(II), cobalt(II) and ruthenium(II) readily possible. On the other hand, it permits the construction of copper-based molecular shuttles that exhibit shuttling kinetics that excels over those of previously investigated analogous systems with 1,10-phenanthrolines. Thus, within this class of molecular machines, a bigger chelator leads to faster molecular movement, i.e. to a better performance of the molecular machine
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