Sentence examples for oily substrates from inspiring English sources
In response to this, cell adaptations to growth on oily substrates are also depicted in nature.
Pseudomonas aeruginosa ATCC 55925 is a biosurfactant-producing microorganism able to biodegrade a wide range of oily substrates (Rocha and Infante 1997).
All these results suggest that P. aeruginosa ATCC 55925 exhibited many structural changes at the cell surface level, some of them probably mediated by the biosurfactant, and certainly in combination with biosurfactant as strategies to adapt to oily substrates.
Based on our results we propose for the first time, to our best knowledge, that cell clusters and cell flocks were part of an initial phase in the formation of the final spherical structures surrounding the oily substrate.
Coconut flakes considered as oily substrate originally contained 33.5% oil in their parenchyma (internal oil).
These oily particles, consisting of the organic substrates and STDS, were stabilized and dispersed in water to promote Mukaiyama aldol reactions (Scheme 14).
After removal of volatile compounds, the reaction product contained a hexane insoluble solid substrate (around 25%) and an oily phase with more than 50 wt% of fatty esters.
The attractive forces between substrate and enzyme may also involve so-called hydrophobic bonds, in which the oily, or hydrocarbon, portions of the enzyme (represented by H-labelled circles) and the substrate are forced together in the same way as oil droplets tend to coalesce in water.
The oily contamination layer is, thus, only suggested to block the accessibility of aqueous plating solution onto the substrate surface, thereby hindering the coating nucleation at the areas of poor cleaning.
Doubly oily entendre intended.
