Sentence examples for complement of plant from inspiring English sources

Cyclization reactions, mediated by either β- or α-cyclase, introduce β- or ε-ionone end-groups into lycopene, which are then oxygenated (hydroxylated and epoxidated) to form the typical complement of plant xanthophylls (reviewed in [10]).

Overall, duplicated genes represent a large proportion of the gene complement of plant genomes.

Plastid reorganization is a common process and there is evidence that reorganized molecules may comprise around 1% of the plastid complement of plant cells [ 15].

Second, at the cellular level, plant tissues carry dispersed cells that are able to quickly enter a pluripotency program and to proliferate, resulting in the production of the full complement of plant cell types.

This method has made it possible to alter the protein complement of a plant specifically to meet special requirements; for example, to render plants resistant to pests or herbicides, to achieve a qualitative or quantitative improvement in the productivity of crop plants, and to adapt plants so that they can produce defined sustainable raw materials for chemical industry.

Published reports on the CWDE complement of fungal plant pathogens have not focused on the modular structure of specific CAZyme proteins.

An additional resource of almost 50,000 T-DNA tagged A. thaliana lines has been developed enabling the continuing efforts to assign function to the entire gene complement of a plant http://aafc-aac.usask.ca/FST.ca/FST

The gene complements of land plant chloroplasts do not differ substantially from those of charophyte algae (Turmel et al. 2006; Green 2011; Wicke et al. 2011).

The formation of blue compounds derived from FC-reactive phenols was independent of the structures of the phenolic compounds, enabling quantification of the full complement of phenolics from plant extracts.

In contrast, in the male plants, one of the six pairs consisted of unequal median chromosomes: one was approximately 1.65 times longer than the other, which corresponded to the largest chromosome in the complement of a female plant.

Between N-terminal 'photoperception domain' and C-terminal 'signaling domain' of the phytochrome apoprotein is a short 'hinge region' that shows relatively high sequence variation, and has proven useful for characterization of the phytochrome gene complement in a variety of plant species, and for robust phylogenetic analyses [ 10].