Sentence examples for natural intermediates from inspiring English sources
Organic acids, which are chemically synthesized, are also natural intermediates in the metabolic pathways of microorganisms, among which the tricarboxylic acid (TCA) cycle is the most crucial route existing in almost all living organisms.
Most of them are natural products of microorganisms, or at least natural intermediates in major metabolic pathways.
The admixture of (F1 X F. spiralis) and (F1 X F. vesiculosus) in the same dataset show the most similar network topology to the original one, while backcrosses resulting from (F1 X F. spiralis) or (F1 X F. vesiculosus) plugged alone tend to cluster closer to their species of origin without fitting exactly the same position as the natural intermediates.
By comparing the fitness of each mutated protein with that of the corresponding natural intermediate in which the mutation first appeared, they manage to identify three mutations that would have been deleterious for the original protein, but have no adverse impacts on the natural intermediates: such mutations are said to be epistatically constrained.
The rational design of these prodrugs was based on naturally occurring phospholipid cytidine diphosphate diglyceride, which is a natural intermediate in the biosynthesis of anionic glycerophospholipid in mammalian cells.
Such breaks are not considered DNA damage because they are a natural intermediate in the topoisomerase biochemical mechanism and are immediately repaired by the enzymes that created them.
The pathological characteristics in pigs, an aberrant intermediate hosts, differ from rodents, the natural intermediate host.
This contrasts with the findings in rodents, the natural intermediate host.
Only G. truncatula was shown to serve as the natural intermediate host emitting cercariae [ 1].
Accordingly, similar proportions in infection rates of the respective natural intermediate hosts have been found (38 ).
The larval stage of this species develops protoscolices regularly in both humans and its natural intermediate host.
