Sentence examples for intermediate whose from inspiring English sources
Alanine is another key gluconeogenic intermediate whose metabolism is profoundly altered by ethanol oxidation.
This technique is also able to detect the presence of a refolding intermediate whose formation is otherwise prevented by cantilever recoil.
BPTI exhibits a folding intermediate whose structure is similar to that observed experimentally, when the range of attractions is appropriately set.
Each channel involves a stable, highly structured folding intermediate whose kinetic properties are better described as the properties of an off-pathway species.
Interesting points concerning the electrochemical oxidation of BR to biliverdin are clarified, identifying the formation of an intermediate whose fate depends on the time scale of the electrochemical experiment.
Since strand cleavage by the Tyr-343 nucleophile is accompanied by inversion of configuration at the phosphate center, the hydrolysis reaction targets the MeP-tyrosyl intermediate whose chirality is opposite to that of the starting SP MeP-half-site.
Consequently, most of the detected products are intermediates whose lifetimes are highly variable and regulated by factors widely unknown.
The reaction proceeds by the ethylene adsorbing on surface O atoms, forming two types of Ag O CH2 CH2 intermediates, whose fate is a function of the Ag–O bond strength.
The CO stretching band for adsorbed acetaldehyde and/or acetyl also was observed; these compounds are the reaction intermediates whose oxidation generates COad and acetic acid.
Although fuel specific reactions do not exert a first order effect on flame propagation, the products of the initial fuel decomposition affect the concentrations of C1C4 intermediates, whose subsequent reactions are responsible for the observed differences in the overall flame reactivity among all isomers.
Aggregation occurs through formation of a reservoir of soluble intermediates whose populations and kinetic stabilities increase with polyQ length.
