By abstracting hydrogen from the hydrocarbon side-chain of a fatty acid, they create a carbon-centred radical, C. If oxygen is present, this may react to form a peroxyl radical (–C O O), which in turn is capable of abstracting hydrogen from an adjacent fatty acid, so propagating the reaction.
It's funny and it's an antidote to the romantic image that's so often propagated of my country.
The theme of domesticity also caught on, and has since been furthered in the philosophy of "togetherness" so relentlessly propagated by the editors of McCall's.
This story is so widely propagated by the aid industry and the governments of the rich world that we have come to take it for granted.
The OUN groups that streamed eastward in 1941 were soon subjected by the German authorities to repressive measures, including execution, so they propagated their nationalist views clandestinely and, through their contact with the local population, began to revise their ideology in a more democratic, pluralist direction.
The current stand is that misconceptions are so widely propagated that the path back to mainstream science could be regarded as moving 'against the tide' (Noubactep 2015, 2016b).
More attacks like this will be inevitable if we confine our protests to President Trump and fail to push back hard against those who have for so long propagated the idea of Iranians as enemies of the American people.
In non-cancer settings in which the target cells cannot be so easily propagated — or in some cases is unknown — this may represent an approach for identifying the relevant NK cell subsets for mechanistic, diagnostic, or therapeutic purposes.
In summary, the data presented here help explain why excessive neuronal synchrony at around 20 Hz in patients with Parkinson's disease is so remarkably propagated around the basal ganglia cortical circuit involving the STN, leading to coherent activity over multiple levels within this circuit.
