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These results give idea about how our molecule could react with the receptor active sites.
A local reaction center arose when S and R molecules came near each other, transforming into S and A. If there was also a nearby X molecule, then X and A caused a reversion to X and R. The R molecule could react again with the original nearby S molecule, which had not moved much because of a slow diffusion rate relative to the timescale of reaction.
Their synthesis was not straightforward, however, because the molecules could react with each other at a variety of positions along the aromatic rings.
In this curing process, POSS molecules could react with the polysiloxane, resulting in decreases in cross-link density.
This barrier sorts out the molecules that could react with the enzyme according to their hydrophobicity.
This enabled us to exclude the possibility that the PAGE processing misfolded GroEL molecules that potentially could react with A11 and lead to false A11 positives.
The triflyloxy sulfonium ion 6 (Scheme 3 a), which is presumably formed first in the reaction mixture, could combine with its triflate anion to give sulfurane 9, or it could react with another molecule of diphenyl sulfoxide 5 to yield dication 8, or the analogous mono- or bis-sulfurane compounds 7 and 10.
The accumulated electrons (e −) in the CB of TiO2 could react with dissolved oxygen molecules to form superoxide radical anions (·O2−) [37], which could be further reduced to highly reactive hydroxyl radicals (·OH) [38].
NO also modulates mitochondrial respiration and the redox state of mammalian cells [ 16]; it could react with sulfide-containing molecules (such as albumin) to form nitrosothiol compounds [ 17] and promotes vascular endothelial insulin transport [ 18].
The holes of BiV0.9925Mo0.0075O4 could react with the adsorbed H2O molecules and transform to OH.
In the bulk solution this will be dismutated by SOD to hydrogen peroxide but it is possible that at the active site, NO could react with superoxide to form peroxynitrite, a very reactive molecule that could oxidize the protein structure.
