Sentence examples for abundant oxidation from inspiring English sources

7,8-Dihydro-8-oxo-guanine (8-OHgua), as the most abundant oxidation product, is often regarded as an indicator of oxidative stress.

SOD1 or its mutants enter mitochondria as demetallated [23], [15] and, as such, may undergo an abundant oxidation and consequently oligomerization on the way to maturity i.e. before metal binding.

For example, in the presence of hydrogen peroxide, ions of copper are highly reactive towards DNA, several fold more reactive than iron [46], [47] and there is evidence for abundant DNA oxidation in HD brain [4], [48].

Secondly, we cover the application of cheap and abundant metal oxides, based mainly on manganese, cobalt and nickel oxides, as water oxidation catalysts in electrocatalytic and photoelectrochemical devices.

The data further suggest that arseniosiderite is more abundant as an oxidation product in dry tailings rather than submerged or water-line tailings (Table 3).

Moreover, the abundant presence of oxidation products such as dicarboxylic acids (suberic and azelaic acids) characterizes the material as siccative oil, thus confirming the medium used by Viani [10, 31, 32].

Under conditions of smooth extinction, the behavior is different and the concentration of the H radical decreases the most with increasing strain rate, whereas OH and O remain comparatively abundant in the oxidation layer.

The base 5-hydroxymethylcytosine (5hmC) is the most abundant of these oxidation products and is referred to as the sixth DNA base.

However, Ox remains the most abundant secondary G oxidation product (Table 2) and exists in higher relative proportion as compared to untreated DNA.

The most abundant PTMs detected were oxidation, deamidation, carbamylation, and acetylation (Table 1).

This hypothesis is consistent with our co-expression data showing that abundant genes related to oxidation reduction and hydrolase were observed.