They were then subjected to biotin stripping by a reductive cleavage and then solubilized (internal) in TNE/TX-100 1% buffer (25 mM Tris-HCl [pH 7,5], 150 mM NaCl, 5 mM EDTA, 1%TX-100) on ice.
This ideology of nutritionism is defined by a reductive focus on and interpretation of nutrients within nutrition science, dietary guidelines, and food labelling and marketing.
These results were not supported by transcriptome data presented in this study, but further evidence for the proposal of a cleavage of the disulfide bond of DTDP into two molecules 3MP by a reductive mechanism (Lütke-Eversloh and Steinbüchel 2003a) was provided.
Characterized by a reductive synthesis of flat, expressive color applied as strokes and forms that are more independent than descriptive, the paintings are full of calculated adjustments.
Spherical varieties are algebraic varieties with an action by a reductive group which admit an open Borel orbit.
It is unclear whether 12 was formed by a reductive elimination process, or by degradation of the starting material.
We have found several active GFP variants devoid of phenylalanine (see legend to Table 1) using a reductive approach and by screening of a very limited number of colonies (<100.000 cfu).
This assumption was confirmed by a set of reductive and oxidative pre-treatments of the catalyst, which have quantitatively accounted for the hysteretic effect.
"Usually, as was the case with rock'n'roll, a music gains popularity by being reductive and primal, by stripping out the complexity.
A conventional cross-coupling mechanism is also possible, in which C F bond cleavage proceeds via an oxidative addition of aryl fluorides to Ni(0), followed by a transmetalation and a reductive elimination (Supplementary Fig. 9).
