Sentence examples for highly active form from inspiring English sources

A metabolic process within the granules produces hydrogen peroxide and a highly active form of oxygen (superoxide), which destroy the ingested bacteria.

In conclusion of our results, we suggest that Glo1 exists in vivo in a non-glutathionylated, highly active form (A-enzyme), and a glutathionylated, less active, form (B-enzyme).

Human hAS3MT was purified by the expression of a synthetic gene that produces a highly active form of the enzyme.

Finally, we describe a method to purify a highly active form of the Bam complex that should facilitate the elucidation of its function.

Minor comments: The only minor issue I have with this work refers to the fact that the authors highlight the development of a novel method to purify a highly active form of the Bam complex (e.g., in the Abstract).

To avoid detection of gDNA in RNA samples, DNA was efficiently removed by treatment with an engineered, highly active form of DNase I (TURBO DNase I; Applied Biosystems/Ambion, Austin, TX, USA).

In contrast, it adds a significant capability to identify potential issues such as conversion of primary forms to circulating or highly active forms [19].

Marches and highly active forms of protest are not necessarily inclusive of those with physical and mental disabilities, undocumented individuals, or people of color who may feel a higher sense of fear when entering areas where a lot of police are present.

This heterogeneity results in a spectrum of functional capabilities of FL-L1s, ranging from the inability to translate the encoded proteins to highly active forms in terms of retrotransposition [ 8].

In this respect, our group has recently functionally expressed highly active forms of a host GHF9 endoglucanase and symbiont GHF7 exoglucanase identified in the current study and previously [ 17, 18], as well as a host laccase and GHF1 β glucosidase identified in the present study.

The oscillation between the highly active tetrameric form and the nearly inactive dimeric form allows optimal adaptation of the tumour metabolome to the varying nutrient and oxygen supply constantly found in solid tumours (Eigenbrodt et al, 1998a; Vaupel et al, 2003).