Cells treated with SCF actively converted resazurin to resorufin indicating increase in metabolic activity of the cells post treatment; (n = 3 replicates).
This compound is actively converted by the parasite to an acceptable substrate of sterol C24-methyl transferase (SMT) that upon position-specific side chain methylation at C26 inactivates the enzyme.
And the kinds of photonic crystals that are most useful those that can actively convert between electrical signals and optical ones, in addition to precisely manipulating the flow of light are the hardest to make because material flaws are introduced during the process.
Most scientists who study the transport of materials within a cell have focused on the drivers of that transport — namely, molecular motors, a family of biological agents that actively convert a cell's energy into mechanical work to move cargo across a cell.
In injured patients, plasma fibrinogen would both bind platelets and be actively converted into fibrin; fibrinolysis would then increase d-dimer levels.
However, when the diffusion rate of Cu2+ ions is lower than the charge supply rate, the deposited Cu2O is actively converted into Cu through Eq. 2 instead of insufficient Cu2+ ions.
Active transporters, both constitutive and inducible, bring HCO 3 − into the cell (Price et al., 2008, 2004; Omata et al., 1999), and mechanisms exist to actively convert CO2 to HCO 3 − at the thylakoid and cell membrane (Price et al., 2008; Maeda et al., 2002; Shibata et al., 2001).
The pineal actively converts serotonin to melatonin when it is dark, but when light is present it does not do so, and the melatonin oxidizes back into serotonin.
This suggests that in unselected breast cancer patients, fibrinogen is actively being converted into fibrin and that fibrinolysis results in increased D-dimer levels.
Democrats know that President Trump might fire the CFPB's director, Richard Cordray, and they're actively pushing against converting the CFPB to a bipartisan commission.
