While there is debate as to what constitutes redox "sensing" versus redox "signaling" [3], cysteine residues at various oxidation states are at the center of the process.
This study was aimed at a functional characterization of the domains that constitute the sensing and the kinase module of TcsC.
Here, we describe potential candidate nanomaterials and their molecular binding patterns with DNA to constitute a sensing platform for nucleic acid targets.
On the other side, comparable room is given to the remaining parts constituting the sensing system as a whole, from tests in different solutions to problems arising from data processing.
The explosion of the provincial press in the 1850s reached a somewhat different social constituency but was tremendously important in constituting the sense of identity of the towns that it served.
And this kind of weakness has nothing, absolutely nothing to do with his own weakness, and let's not call it weakness, let's call it sensitivity, in other words his sensitivity is the result of the infinite exploitation that constitutes his sense of being, that is his being!
It is by means of such body schemas that we are able to act intentionally in the world, and though they most commonly operate at a pre-reflective level, they constitute our sense of ourselves as corporeal beings.
They put such resources to work to make visible the variable experiences of gendered, raced, classed, differently abled and differently aged bodies, to reflect on the way such experiences, mediated by social positionality, constitute our sense of self.
Unlike similar accounts, Sherman explicitly includes pride and shame as emotions I sympathetically feel on behalf of my friend a significant addition because of the role pride and shame have in constituting our sense of ourselves and even our identities (Taylor 1985).
What constitutes a sense of history for the family's younger members?
