Sentence examples for cannot undergo the from inspiring English sources

Folate analogs that cannot undergo the rate-limiting step in catalysis were inhibitors of murine MTHFS.

We find that HAs bound to sialates on glycophorin can participate in fusion as members of the fusogenic aggregate, but they cannot undergo the essential conformational change that initiates bilayer destabilization, thus solving a long-standing debate.

The SEM and electrochemical results show that the MCMB electrode cannot undergo the lithiation and delithiation process at 30 °C due to the co-intercalation of PC and the exfoliation of MCMB.

Inhibition, in enzymology, a phenomenon in which a compound, called an inhibitor, in most cases similar in structure to the substance (substrate) upon which an enzyme acts to form a product, interacts with the enzyme so that the resulting complex either cannot undergo the usual reaction or cannot form the usual product.

Without the addition of myocardium from the secondary heart field, the outflow is shortened and cannot undergo the rotation necessary to make appropriate connections from the ventricles to the aorta and pulmonary arterial trunks.

No peak current was observed at bare silver electrode which indicated that it cannot undergo the reaction in this potential range but for the second peak, a little rise in the peak current was observed at 0.056 V.

The same cells from the ventral iris cannot undergo these events [1], [2].

Furthermore, the more static, elongated GRAF1 BAR+PH-positive tubules maintained the presence of CTxB, again independently of transferrin, suggesting that here the toxin is trapped in structures that cannot undergo fission from the plasma membrane and progress further (data not shown).

In patients who cannot undergo CT angiography, the method of choice is ventilation/perfusion pulmonary scintigraphy.

The neutral species (H3AsO3) cannot undergo electrostatic interaction with the microalgal biomass.

Our observations that fibronectin fragments and other proteins such as BSA, collagen and laminin, although form monolayers at the air-liquid interface, cannot undergo fibrillogenesis by pulling at the interface, suggest that unique elements in the complete structure of fibronectin are necessary for the production of manually pulled fibers.