The phrase "asc becomes" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in a specific context related to programming or data transformation, but clarity is essential.
Example: "In the algorithm, when the input is processed, asc becomes the new variable for the sorted list."
Alternatives: "asc turns into" or "asc changes to".
With this technology, the ASC became the first center in the U.S. to send patients home with catheters and pain pumps to manage postoperative pain.
Given the higher proportion of appropriate and narrower-spectrum therapy with ASC than with the guideline-based approach, should ASC become routine practice in our ICUs?
Even when cells start with 50 60 μM Asc, they become completely depleted of Asc after 24 48 h in culture.
We believe this results from the loss of Asc over time, which causes Asc to become the limiting reactant.
Alternatively, we propose that Asc may displace cyanide as an iron ligand as shown in Scheme 1B and C. l-Ascorbic acid (as the ascorbate free radical AFR) may activate ACCO by interacting with the ternary complex ACCO/Fe(III)/ACC/OOH/HCO3 since high Asc levels become inhibitory by interacting with the enzyme/substrate complex (Segal 1993).
"I remember driving by and seeing the ASC logo," Gainer says.
Subsequently, the monolayer cell-matrix complex cultured in Asc-2P became a stiff sheet-like structure.
Adipose-derived stem cells (ASCs) have become one of the most widely studied adult stem cell populations for soft tissue engineering and regenerative medicine applications since their isolation and characterization over a decade ago [ 1].
The extremely low residual activity of the Lys292Glu mutant may represent single turnovers of ACCO, after which ACCO becomes inactivated without Asc serving its normal role as a reductant during reaction turnover.
We propose that cyanide becomes displaced when ACC, Asc and oxygen bind in sequence.
