Sentence examples for constitutes the precursor from inspiring English sources
No such intermediate DNA product has yet been identified in infected cells, in contrast to the canonical 3'-processing product, which constitutes the precursor of the integrated provirus.
Vitellogenin (Vg), a phospholipoglycoprotein, is a member of the lipid transfer protein superfamily including apolipoprotein B (apoB), microsomal triglyceride transfer protein and Vg [1], and constitutes the precursor of major yolk proteins in all oviparous organisms.
Therefore, we propose that HGE024|Contig2 constitutes the precursor of a novel member of this subfamily of K+ channel blockers.
However, since PRL constitutes the precursor of vasoinhibins, and their regulation and function is embedded into the prolactin/vasoinhibin-axis, the effects of vasoinhibins cannot be comprehended without the consideration of PRL biology.
Van der Waals interaction between the substrate surface and the grown material governs the formation of the initial nuclei (islands), which constitute the precursors of the layers.
Produced through one step of limited β-oxidation, these acids constitute the precursors for the female pheromone of the ACB [ 49].
It is generally accepted that in 80 85% of cancer cases, adenomas constitute the precursors for colorectal cancer [ 2, 3, 9] and that the progression from adenoma to carcinoma takes 10 years or more [ 9, 10].
Based on the molecular mass, these bands constitute the uncleaved precursor as well as the enzymatically active mature TACE protein.
These results suggest that either emigration or immigration of the blood-borne precursor constitutes the restriction point that limits thymocyte number and drives thymic involution.
It discusses the major chemical features of furans and the synthesis of furfural and hydroxymethyl furfural, which constitute the basic precursors to monomers suitable for both chain- and step growth polymerizations.
This glycoside also constitutes the major soluble pool of carbon fixed by photosynthesis and is a precursor for cell wall polysaccharides in some species (Li et al. 2001 , 2002.
