Sentence examples for more highly reactive from inspiring English sources

As structural analogues of MDA, base propenals produced by agents such as bleomycin and peroxynitrite are more highly reactive under physiologic conditions to electrophilic DNA addition than MDA and are more mutagenic (6, 7).

Given that the subtype H5N1 clade 2.5 virus has not circulated since 2004 and that the clade 2.2 virus was more highly reactive than the clade 2.5 virus, these raccoons were likely infected with clade 2.2 viruses, as supported by timing with poultry outbreaks.

Although this hydrolysis is generally a detoxification reaction because less reactive and more watersoluble trans-dihydrodiols are produced (Oesch, 1973), in the case of some hydrocarbons such as benzo(a pyrene, present in tobacco smoke, more highly reactive and mutagenic compounds for example the 7,8-diol-9,10 epoxide are generated in the metabolic process (Sims et al, 1974).

While paracetamol is a very small molecule with few polar sites, the same principle can be applied in reasoning out highly reactive sites in more complex molecules.

One possible explanation of this side selectivity would be that, while the upper and lower facets of each Cu3- x P platelet are almost atomically flat (see also our previous work on Cu3- x P NCs), the lateral edges and especially the corners contain more low-coordination species, that is highly reactive sites.

More importantly, he told VICE News, ozone is highly reactive.

Cleavage of the endoperoxide moiety forms highly reactive oxyl radicals that rearrange to more stable carbon-centered radical intermediates.

Csa1D was instead highly reactive with ficolin-1 (FCN1).

Free radicals are dangerous because they are highly reactive.

Free radicals are unstable, electrically charged molecules that are highly reactive.

Jardine, A. B. et al. Highly reactive light-dependent monoterpenes in the Amazon.