Sentence examples for for secondary modifications from inspiring English sources
The formation of the GS core structure is widely elucidated and genes responsible for secondary modifications of aliphatic GS via oxygenations, hydroxylations, alkenylations and benzoylations have been identified [ 8].
Introduction of secondary modifications and maturation are the reasons for the complex composition of mature peptidoglycan often manifesting in a species-specific fine structure.
The aminosugars present an independent platform for further secondary modifications either naturally (e.g., acylation in teicoplanin) or by semisynthetic derivatization (e.g., alkylation in oritavancin) for improved GPA activity.
This relationship is interpreted as a result of secondary modification of a CL-homogenous zircon.
These latter compounds are particularly interesting since their incorporation could, in principle, allow direct fluorescent labeling of proteins without the need for a secondary modification reaction to install the fluorophore.
Also, while mutations and/or overexpression are linked to their tumorigenic activities, secondary modifications are essential for their normal and pathological activities [ 32, 66].
In this process, secondary modifications of signaling proteins may be crucial for the biological activity of these proteins.
As for {+7}Li, astronomers have measured only one-third to one-half of what the standard theory suggests should be there.Until now, attempts to explain away the lithium problem have involved secondary modifications of the amount around.
Many of the secondary modifications of rhodopsin take place in the ER and are a prerequisite for ER export (Murray et al., 2009).
Interestingly, these "secondary" modifications of ADP-ribosylated arginine residues create new posttranslational modifications in their own right.
Moreover, the authors clearly show that the use of the ES pathway for some alpha amylases is a secondary modification specific to some land plants and based on ancestral protein that use to have a transit peptide.
