AroD is a dehydratase required for the production of shikimate (SHK; Figure 1), which is in turn a precursor of chorismate, a precursor of a wide variety of aromatic compounds in E. coli.
So Elyse Luray, a professional appraiser, set out to find whether it was, in fact, a precursor to Monopoly, given their striking similarities.
Viewed now, it's clear that Fahrenheit 9/11 is, in anything, a precursor of WikiLeaks and the first sign that digital technology would be a significant tool in the fight for democracy.
He is, in short, a precursor of those who populate the books of Beckett's maturity: the encased, the unwashed, the mendicant, and all those curled up as if against the onset of a kicking.
It was, in essence, a precursor to what SkyDrive is today, and the company shut down Live Mesh in 2013.
There are also clinical implications if UdH, while clearly distinct from migraine, is in fact a precursor or immature form of it.
Raman excitation profiles further demonstrate that annealing converts the disordered form to bimolecular crystals suggesting that it is in fact a precursor kinetic phase.
Young Henry was put in a precursor to today's special education classes, for "kids who were odd in some way," he said, where a vital part of his personality began to flower.
The obtained solution was stored in a precursor tank and driven by a peristaltic pump to keep circulation flow.
He also invented and built instruments such as the intonarumori, mostly percussion, which were used in a precursor to the style known as musique concrète.
The PC species were detected in a precursor ion scan on m/z 184 at 34 eV.
