There were several sites of successful conjugation in both conjugates with both of them displaying strong in vivo (and in vitro) activity.
The decolouring of carotenoids is explained by Jarén-Galán and Mínguez-Mosquera [ 29] as being due to a loss of conjugation in a sequence of conjugated double bonds.
Herein, we combine in vivo noncanonical amino acid (ncAA) incorporation and chemoselective conjugation in vitro to produce novel hybrid protein dendrimer conjugates with the defined architectures.
The operation of charge conjugation, in other words, would not change the mathematical descriptions of fundamental physical processes.
Charge conjugation, in particle physics, an operation that replaces particles with antiparticles (and vice versa) in equations describing subatomic particles.
It even makes use of forms of conjugation in the dead languages to uncover buried feelings, and it turns classical scholarship into a majestic metaphor for the futile and valiant pursuit of knowledge.
mayim (pl. Hebrew) Very similar pronouns are used in verb conjugation in both prefix and suffix position to indicate the person, gender, and number of the subject.
Bopp's first important work, Über das Conjugationssystem der Sanskritsprache... (1816; "On the System of Conjugation in Sanskrit... .), foreshadowed his major achievement.
Another form of reproduction in protozoans is conjugation, in which organisms such as Paramecium fuse together briefly to exchange nuclear products.
These organisms, however, may also reproduce by means of conjugation, in which cross-fertilization is achieved by the exchange of genetic material across a cytoplasmic bridge between two individuals.
The authors attributed the remarkable energy transfer to enhanced pi conjugation in the MOF.
