Sentence examples for molecule resulting from from inspiring English sources

The structure reveals a clamp-shaped molecule resulting from the relative positions of the thumb, connection, and RNase H domains that is strikingly different from the HIV-1 RT and provides the first example of a monomeric reverse transcriptase.

The trajectories of a single nitrogen molecule resulting from a series of collisions with coronene molecular clusters of varying size are determined numerically by means of classical molecular dynamics simulations at two system temperatures, corresponding to the clusters being in solid and liquid state.

Effector: gene product or signaling molecule resulting from its enzymatic activity that triggers defensive mechanisms in the plant host.

N-terminal probrain natriuretic peptide (NT-proBNP) is the inactive molecule resulting from cleavage of BNP prohormone (1).

NH2-terminal probrain natriuretic peptide (NT-proBNP) is the inactive molecule resulting from cleavage of brain natriuretic peptide prohormone (1).

Hb Shepherds Bush (HBB c.224G > A) is an unstable hemoglobin molecule resulting from a β 74 GCC to GAC point mutation (Gly to Asp).

This molecule resulted from screening ∼40 000 small molecules followed by medicinal chemistry efforts on the resulting screening hit.

One of the dominant hypotheses, he noted, is that certain vitamins are antioxidants that protect aging cells against oxidative damage caused by free radicals, harmful molecules resulting from metabolic processes within cells.

An exhaustive analysis of all "reasonable" theoretically possible molecules resulting from larger molecules may provide a different trend.

Indeed, this statistical parameter does measure the correlation between the target values (i.e., the flow rate of water molecules resulting from the MD simulation) and the corresponding values predicted by the ANFIS.

Infact, it is well demonstrated that filtered albumin is excreted as an heterogeneous population of albumin-derived molecules resulting from extensive degradation (>90%) during renal passage, to produce fragments that are excreted in urine [23].