Upon injury to these persons fibrin cannot form in sufficient quantity to enable a proper clot to form.
Materials that are capable of being moved in liquid or gaseous form in large quantities, such as petroleum and natural gas, are most often moved through pipelines from mining sites to storage tanks and refineries, and in turn to distribution facilities.
In view of therapeutic importance of SAM, cost effective production of biologically active (S, S) form in large quantities is the need of the hour.
The latter increase is attributed to the disproportionation of sulfide oxidation intermediates, which started to form in larger quantities due to an increase in oxidation state of the planet [107, 108].
An area of recent focus has been the development of simple and efficient methods of synthesis for obtaining these materials in a stable and device-friendly form in large quantities where synthesis of nanocrystals in a polymer host plays an important role [7, 8].
Mackinawite is an effective buffer and is formed in sufficient quantity to provide long-term protection of uraninite.
Due to the induced shape-selectivity in ZSM-5 by phosphate modification, para-diethylbenzene (PDEB) was formed as a major product and side products like benzene, meta-diethylbenzene (MDEB) and other isomers were formed in minor quantity.
EIC analysis for these reactions reveals peaks corresponding to the mass of glycine adducts (i.e. AMP-Gly, cAMP-Gly, adenosine-Gly and adenine-Gly) (Supplementary Figs. 115 122), though these side products are not formed in sufficient quantity to account for all the changes observed.
It remains to be established whether these cells secrete insulin in a regulated manner and, if they do, whether they can be formed in sufficient quantity to be therapeutically useful.
One example is the occurrence of immune complex disease where antibodies and bacterial or viral antigens to which they react are formed in sufficient quantity that they can produce serum sickness type reactions, or particularly immune complex nephritis.
