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Beta-lactamase alters the structure of the penicillin molecule, rendering it inactive.

APC catalyzed inactivation of FVa cofactor activity is a complex, membrane dependent process involving cleavage at multiple sites in the FVaHC, the generation of transient species with partial cofactor activity, and the ultimate disassociation of a fragment of the FVaHC from the molecule rendering it catalytically inactive.

The sulfonic group in the S1 molecule renders it thermally stable and highly soluble in water.

These amino acids are responsible for the presence of a number of functional groups (carboxyl, hydroxyl and amine-groups) both on the backbone and the side chain of the polypeptide molecule, thereby rendering it an interesting physicochemical property for the sorption of organic/inorganic compounds (Aguayo-Villarreal et al. 2011).

20 Prorenin is a precursor to renin which has a 43 amino acid N-terminus overlying the enzymatic cleft of the renin molecule, thus rendering it inactive.

Heparin is known to interfere with the action of AT by binding to the active site of the AT molecule, thus rendering it inert for interactions with endothelial glucoseaminoglycans and opposing the antithrombotic and anti-inflammatory actions of AT [ 17, 18].

The acid also serves to activate the carbonyl group of another molecule by protonation, rendering it highly electrophilic.

This defect fully removes the ability of the PEG molecule to form cross-links, rendering it to behave like a difunctional linker, and lowers the final moduli.

They can also be doped between the C60 molecules in the fullerene solid, rendering it superconductive at temperatures below 8 K. Samarium doping of iron-based superconductors – the most recent class of high-temperature superconductors – allows to enhance their transition temperature to 56 K, which is the highest value achieved so far in this series.

The molecule transfers an electron to chlorophyll, rendering it incapable of generating reactive oxygen.

The structure of these atoms or molecules renders them highly chemically reactive, meaning they can attack the sunscreen itself, breaking it down and rendering it less effective.