Sentence examples for molecule to yield from inspiring English sources
These chemical modifications may either inhibit or stimulate the normal action of the target molecule to yield a clinical pathology.
Subsequently, the toluquinone diimine (TQDI) is formed which attacks a PTD molecule to yield a dimeric product, not further characterized yet.
On the basis of polarographic and voltammetric measurements and by regarding the Tafel slopes and reaction orders, it was concluded that in a very strongly acidic medium the rate-determining step of the process is the loss of an ammonia molecule to yield isonicotinamide, whereas at pH > 2 the process is controlled by the second one-electron transfer, which is irreversible.
In this process, the cellular complex Dicer cleaves a double-stranded RNA (dsRNA) molecule to yield double-stranded duplexes 21 25 nucleotides in length.
Further, many manufacturers enzymatically reduce the crude Immunoglobulin G (IgG) molecule to yield antigen-binding fragments.
The null sensor shares the same construction as the active sensor, but lacks the specific enzyme that reacts with the target molecule to yield a detectable electroactive compound.
Ribonuclease P is a ribonucleoprotein that cleaves precursors to transfer RNA (tRNA) molecules to yield the correct 5' terminal sequences of the mature tRNA's.
Moreover, the holes oxidized H2O molecules to yield hydroxyl radicals, and these radicals were strong oxidizing agents and effectively decomposed the MB herein (Fig. 10d) [30].
It is found that benzene is synthesized on clean Pd(1 1 1) by an initial fast reaction between two adsorbed acetylene molecules to yield a tilted C4H4 metallacyclic intermediate.
In that study, a higher-than-usual number of photoexcited electrons near the surfaces of ZnO rods were captured by O2 molecules to yield superoxide radical anions (O2 ·−) and hydrogen peroxide (H2O2); subsequently, the reaction of O2 ·− with H2O2 generated ·OH.
However, the photo-induced holes of g-C3N4 cannot oxidize the adsorbed H2O molecules to yield the hydroxyl radicals because the VB potential of g-C3N4 (+1.4 eV vs. NHE) is smaller than the standard redox potential E0(H2O/OH·) (+2.4 eV vs. NHE) [7, 10].
