Sentence examples for organisms free from inspiring English sources
Although this disulfide bond is highly conserved in SOD1s from almost all organisms, free cysteine residues are not.
Although iron is an essential micronutrient for most organisms, free excess Fe in the presence of oxygen is potentially toxic because of its tendency to participate in Fenton chemistry reactions, which generate cell-damaging reactive oxygen intermediates.
Most of the investigations into the biological activities of organisms from the Red Sea was conducted either in the northern part of gulf Aqaba [ 12, 13] or the southern part of the sea and reported on the organisms' free radical scavenging and cancer growth inhibition activities [ 14- 16].
Our patient's peritonitis was likely related to metastatic stomach cancer that had breached the integrity of peritoneum and regional blood vessels and lymph nodes, leading to peritoneal spill of the organism (free or intramacrophage ones).
Binding agricultural planning should therefore be introduced establishing e.g. genetically modified organism-free zones.
Most cases undergo limb amputation [ 2, 3] with careful attention paid to achieving an organism-free surgical margin.
Concentrations of plant proteases differ twofold among legumes and, together with other features, contributed to 20-fold differences in protein half-lives in a simulated, but micro-organism-free, rumen environment (a half-life of 19 h in sainfoin vs. 1 h in white clover) (Kingston-Smith et al., 2003).
Inland water ecosystem, complex of living organisms in free water on continental landmasses.
The earliest primitive organisms produced free oxygen as a by-product, and in the absence of oxygen-mediating enzymes it was harmful to their living cells and had to be removed.
Antioxidants protect organisms against free radicals and they are vital to neutralize the destruction caused by the radicals with a sufficient supply of antioxidants [ 19].
These five Pfam families shared co-occurrence patterns with the cohesin and dockerin domains, but they also occurred in organisms using free cellulolytic enzymes, such as some Caldicellulosiruptor species.
