Sentence examples for base of the trap from inspiring English sources

TRAP proteins are most similar to eukaryote HTPG, both lacking Variable regions B and D. The N-terminal transit peptide sequence for targeting TRAP to mitochondria, not present in HTPG proteins, appears to have evolved at the base of the TRAP lineage.

I picked a spot, carefully gripped the base of the trap beneath its jaws, and submerged it within the creek bed.

The ESR method is based on the trapping of PM-induced hydroxyl radicals (OH) mainly generated via Fenton-type reactions in the presence of H2O2.

Furthermore, the changes in the kinetics of trap closure gave us important hints on the mechanism at the base of the fast trap snapping.

Based on the trapping experiments, the ability of the ABCB6 core to hydrolyse ATP seems to be preserved; further work is needed to establish whether TMD0 influences the ATPase or the transport function of ABCB6.

The CB-3000 cofsists of a dong-shaped plastic cage that holds the penis and a ring that goes around the base of the cock, trapping the balls between the ring and the cage like a medieval peasant's head in the stocks.

Falling down the inside of a hollowed out tree hitting your head 3 times being trapped at the base of the tree and not being hurt at all -- then your disease goes away.

The Budker Institute of Nuclear Physics Novosibirsk is developing a 14 MeV fusion neutron source on the base of the gas dynamic trap (GDT), which is primarily destined for an irradiation facility for fusion material research.

At the base of each trap was a water-filled collecting vessel containing 2 3 drops of detergent.

Toward further understanding of how host-parasite and parasite-parasite relationships may impact virulence, this study characterizes within-host diversity of malaria parasite populations based on genetic analysis of the trap (thrombospondin-related anonymous protein) gene in isolates originating from Hawaii, Maui and Kauai Islands.

This is more critical when data acquisition takes place over sand dune surfaces, where the base of the sand acts as a trap for energy and, depending on its shape, can considerably distort conventionally acquired seismic data.