In that case, the repeating of the sequence results in the further conversion of the additional phases into new Ti3SiC2 sub-layers from solid state reactions involving TiSi2 as an intermediate phase and SiC.
One glyceraldehyde molecule is exported from the chloroplast, for further conversion in the cytoplasm, for every five that undergo an ATP-powered re-formation into the five-carbon ribulose biphosphate.
In postmenopausal women or after oophorectomy, the major source of circulating estrogen is conversion of adrenal androstenedione to estron by aromatase activity in adipose tissue with further conversion to estradiol [ 9].
However, there was no Coomassie Blue-stainable material below the trimer band in that lane or in the rightmost lane in Figure 7(B), indicating no further conversion beyond trimers.
Interestingly, PI 4,5 P2 plays well-established roles in cell migration and the further conversion of PI5P to PI 4,5 P2 could explain the observed effects on cell migration.
Indeed cancer cells have a particular metabolism (reviewed in Vander Heiden et al, 2009) that specifically blocks oxidative glycolysis, resulting in accumulation of pyruvate and further conversion to lactate.
Bill Barclay, policy director at the Rainforest Action Network, said the priority in Indonesia should be to "halt further conversion of natural forests" and "further draining of peat lands".
Values of CPDMS can be applied in many different ways without any further conversion.
In sporadic and familial transmissible spongiform encephalopathies (TSEs), "spontaneous" conversion of PrPC into PrPSc is the key pathogenic event, followed by the accumulation, deposition and further conversion of PrPSc in tissues, together with its propagation along specific neural pathways.
