Sentence examples for A fmo from inspiring English sources

In the case of PRISM, instead of applying to the stream a FMO or a packetization in sequential order, we have assumed that encoded blocks are scrambled so that the probability of losing a block corresponds to the PLR.

Recently, SNO has been shown to be a FMO and, until now, the only functionally characterized FMO of insect origin [1].

The cinnabar moth Tyria jacobaeae (Lepidoptera, Arctiidae), an insect specialized for plants containing toxic PAs, has evolved an FMO for the modification and storage of these plant-derived toxins [1].

The correct neutrophil population and TNFR1+ populations were gated using an FMO conditions without anti-Ly6G-AF700 anti-Ly6G-AF700 anti-Ly6G-AF700espectively.

The complete ORF was determined for the cDNAs encoding the PNO of G. geneura (GgPNO), a putative PNO of Arctia caja (AcPNO), and a FMO-like sequence of unknown function of each, T. jacobaeae (TjFMO) A. caja (AcFMO), and A. villica (AvFMO) (Table 1).

However, AT1G12130 is member of a FMO-like 4-gene TAR with its 3′ neighbor FMO GS-OX5 involved in aliphatic GS biosynthesis (Li et al. 2008).

The third genomic region in Arabidopsis harboring a FMO-like sequence with encoded function in GS metabolism is defined by AT1G65860 (FMO GS-OX1), representing a transposed duplicate gene copy (fig. 4).

In the STEM images containing a single FMO, there is an apparent place for a second FMO, suggesting that some FMO is lost during preparation or the possibility of two distinct populations of the FMO/RCC complex.

The mass around 600 kDa can be explained by a complex with a 2 FMO 3(PscB)2(PscC 2PscD)2(Pscompositiontion with 48 molecules of BChl a in FMO, 16 molecules of BChl a, and 4 molecules of Chl a in RCC.

Lane 5 indicates the FMO/RCC complex cross-linked with BS on ice, and a faint FMO band is observed like those with DSS.

SidA is a fungal FMO that catalyzes the NADPH-dependent hydroxylation of the amine side-chain of the amino acid l-ornithine.