The translated sequence contained 203 amino acids (molecular mass of 22,064.63 Da) with characteristic lysine rich regions and a pI=pH 10.75.
By contrast, due to its characteristic of rich aromatics, LCO can be processed via hydrogenation along with cracking to generate gasoline with high octane number or other lighter components.
It is expected to recycle all FCC diesel cut; however, the characteristic of rich di-aromatics, low hydrogen content, high C/H molar ratio, as well as the difficulty in β-scissions of endocyclic carbon carbon bonds [12], make it unrealistic due to the low conversion towards gasoline and liquefied gas.
A number of functionally validated oriT sequences have been shown to contain typical secondary structures in a characteristic GC rich region (Lee and Grossman 2007) and such an oriT-like sequence (34823-35011) was identified in pPDL2.
The second domain shows closest similarity to the membrane-associated domain LPS-induced tumor necrosis factor alpha factor (LITAF, IPR006629, PF10601), which contains a characteristic cysteine rich zinc-binding motif found also in intracellular Zn2+ binding proteins and animal transcription factors.
The M. tuberculosis complex species, which include M. tuberculosis and M. bovis, are slow-growing organisms which require specialized biosafety facilities, possess a characteristic lipid-rich cell wall and a GC-rich genome, all of which have made studies difficult and time-consuming.
It demonstrated the ways in which magma-water interaction drastically affects plume and fragmentation dynamics to create characteristic steam-rich tephra jets and fine-grained deposits.
A micro flow reactor with a controlled temperature profile was examined with regard to its capabilities to investigate soot formation characteristics of rich methane/air mixtures and the formation process of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) of rich acetylene/air mixtures.
The characteristic clay-rich layer of Planosols can form from a downward translocation (migration) of clay particles under the action of percolating water, from burial of a clay-rich layer by over-washed coarse material, or from seasonal destruction and translocation of clay (a process known as ferrolysis).
