Sentence examples for biochemical differences between the from inspiring English sources
However, it is not known why the orientation bias is especially strong in Firmicutes and Tenericutes and not in the other groups (see later for biochemical differences between the replisomes of the different groups).
Deatherage, C. L. et al. Structural and biochemical differences between the Notch and the amyloid precursor protein transmembrane domains.
After reviewing this literature, the present communication summarizes new experiments designed to clarify and extend the nature of the pharmacological and biochemical differences between the lines.
A rational approach in the search for new antiparasitic drugs is the exploitation of biochemical differences between the parasite and its mammalian host.
A study of the biochemical interactions of the biotin probe suggests that melampomagnolide B derives its remarkable selectivity for leukemic cells over normal hematopoietic cells from its unique ability to exploit biochemical differences between the two cell types.
If continuing brain research does in fact show biochemical differences between the brains of those who help others and the brains of those who do not, could this lead to a "morality pill" -- a drug that makes us more likely to help?
The observed biochemical differences between these ligands can help define the conformational requirements for 2-AG attivity at each of the above endocannabinoid protein targets.
Although B2, but not B1, cells contain acetylcholine transferase, the exact nature of the biochemical differences between these identified neurons is not fully understood.
Some work has previously been published describing the biochemical differences between these layers [ 5].
Biochemical differences between these two groups could assist in distinguishing them.
These three FQAs were identified in leaf tissue, however, only trans-5-FQA (10) and cis-5-FQA (11) were identified in cells, suggesting an underlying biochemical difference between the two systems, possibly due to enzymes differing in their substrate specificities.
