Sentence examples for fusion catalyst from inspiring English sources

The influenza virus hemagglutinin (HA) has become an important paradigm of a fusion catalyst, in part because of early crystallographic and mechanistic studies and in part because of continued concern about a virus that caused tens of millions of deaths during the 20th century.

Nucleic acid delivery is efficiently achieved by viruses which penetrate through the plasma membrane by spontaneous merger of membranes promoted by fusion protein catalysts.

Efficient membrane fusion requires a catalyst, and a glycoprotein known as the influenza hemagglutinin performs this role for the influenza virus.

In this sense the muon acts as a catalyst for fusion reactions within the mixture.

Efficient fusion therefore requires a catalyst, a role served in living cells by a fusion protein or protein complex.

The final catalyst for the fusion which created jazz was cultural – the coming together of black and Creole musicians in New Orleans.

Mr Bethe saw that only a chain of six reactions, in which carbon acted as a catalyst for the fusion of two hydrogen atoms, would explain what scientists were observing.

Objective data mining, instead of subjective construction, can be the catalyst of BN application in the expression, fusion, and reasoning of uncertain information in risk assessment.

Cu based catalysts were prepared by co-precipitation, alkali fusion followed by precipitation and direct solid state fusion methods.

NiAl and NiCuAl catalysts have been prepared by co-precipitation, fusion and impregnation methods to promote the Ni formation, as active phase, in different degrees of dispersion and crystal domain sizes as evidenced through the characterization study of fresh catalysts.

That same fusion is the key to art-science agency the Arts Catalyst's work, too.