Sentence examples for precursor biochemical from inspiring English sources

RfDs have been based on similar precursor biochemical changes, such as plasma or red cell cholinesterase inhibition for various organophosphates (U.S. EPA 2005a).

RfDs have been set based on precursor biochemical changes such as plasma or red cell cholinesterase inhibition for various organo-phosphates [e.g., chlorpyrifos (U.S. EPA 2004a) and malathion (U.S. EPA 2004b)].

An initial list of future building block and precursor biochemicals was compiled with inspiration from a study that aimed to identify the top value added chemicals that can be produced from biomass [ 25].

The fact that Brazil is a large producer of sugar makes this material the main source of precursors for biochemical processes, mainly fermentation.

The interplay between fundamental dependency of avian carotenoid metabolism on external precursors and the biochemical connectivity among these precursors exposes mechanistic links between micro- and macroevolutionary aspects of avian color evolution (Fig.  1a).

It is the biochemical precursor to vitamin D and to the sex hormones.

The lack of signatures from biochemical precursor molecules [ 123] indicates the considerable level of processing typical of NOM.

Glucosamine is an amino sugar, a prominent precursor in the biochemical synthesis of glycosylated proteins and lipids as well as dietary supplements used by adults.

Tryptophan dimethyltransferases catalyze the first rate-limiting step of ergot alkaloid biosynthesis of which tryptophan is the biochemical precursor [ 42, 43].

A popular alternative to traditional PS is to use 5-aminolevulinic acid (ALA), a biochemical precursor to the endogenous PS, protoporphyrin IX (PPIX) [ 2].

In recent literature, both hyperuricaemia (the biochemical precursor to gout) and other inflammatory arthritides have been shown to be independent risk factors for mortality from cardiovascular disease (CVD).