Sentence examples for defective chain from inspiring English sources
Consistent with previous data, however, F707A has defective chain elongation on substrate and shorter free chains, regardless of the type of ubiquitin used (Fig 4A).
File any raker/depth gauge that interferes with the cutter (in other words, that sits too high) using a flat mill bastard file (not likely to be needed except when dealing with a defective chain).
It removes a section of the defective DNA chain and fills it based on a complementary chain [ 1].
The defective ossicular chain can be surgically corrected through tympanoplasty, which allows sound to be conducted to the inner ear once again.
We observed no significant difference in growth between the wild type and the mutant strains in exponential or stationary phase (Fig. 1e), prompting us to conclude that the observed decrease in respiration is not a result of defective respiratory chain complexes.
There were little issues like window seals that didn't seal, more pressing matters like defective timing chain tensioners, and critical failures in transmission and suspension.
Both screens yielded results that strongly suggest defective long chain fatty acid metabolism as a cause of ethanol-induced oxidative stress.
The pathophysiology of α-thalassemia mainly results from the effect of excess γ- and β-globin chains resulting from the defective α-chain production [ 13].
Structurally, Al atoms bridge the neighboring oxygen atoms in the defective silicate chains, contributing to the polymerization of the C-A-S-H gel.
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These respiration-deficient mutants display elevated steady-state levels of ROS, probably due to enhanced electron leakage from their defective transport chains, which compromises the viability of chronologically-aged cells.
