Depending on the amount of rhamnose moieties rhamnolipids are referred to as mono- or di- rhamnolipids.
Due to the symmetry of the carboxyl oxygens of NQTrp, the hydrogen bond that can be formed with one of the two CO moieties will be referred as to CO3-NH.
The phenyl moieties of these compounds are referred to as p-hydroxyphenyl (H) and guaiacyl (G) units, and they are linked together to form a complex three-dimensional structure that has proved difficult to characterize [ 3].
Molecular diffusion substantially ends after the gel point; however, reactions continue after the gel point through mechanisms involving local movement (and reacting moiety contact) of polymer sections/branches which is referred to as intra-molecular movement.
Throughout the paper, the entire 2Napthyl-modified dU nucleotide is referred to as 2Nap-dUX, the 2Napthyl moiety as 2NapX, and the uridine base as dUX, where X is the nucleotide number within SL1067.
To this end, we investigate five cadmium xanthates with different alkyl moieties, namely, ethyl, propyl, butyl, pentyl and 2,2-dimethylpent-3-yl, which is referred to as heptyl in the further course of the study (see Figure 1 ).
Interestingly, the sample with the highest amount of nitrogen (14.7 wt. %) cannot be referred to as N-doped graphene since it also contains N-bearing aliphatic moieties.
The UBR-box domain is referred to as a structural scaffold with varying binding specificities [ 37] as not all the UBR-box domains interact with N-degrons [ 1– 3] and may bind other moieties which are not necessarily substrates for ubiquitination.
Although moieties are often referred to interchangeably with phratries and clans, they are distinct from these phenomena.
He was referring to McElroy.
