Sentence examples for precursor small from inspiring English sources

When Al(OH 3 powders were obtained from Al(NO3 3 precursor, small size and sharp edge of this hexagonal plate-like crystals promote hydrogen generation from Al/water system significantly.

E. histolytica SINE1s are unusual in that no precursor small RNA has been identified as yet, and they do not fit into any of the groups proposed by Wicker et al. [ 22].

Furthermore, the self-assembled GdNPs from these macrocycles will further increase τR to amplify the r1 relaxivity compared to that of the acyclic precursor (small molecule) with an identical Gd concentration.

In this study, 12 cell wall-related genes were significantly upregulated in TG9, including cysteine proteinase inhibitor, basic 7s globulin 2 precursor small subunit, glutathione- S-transferase, and some hypothetical cell wall proteins (Table 3).

Among the 12 cell wall-related genes, Cit.14918.1.S1_at was annotated as basic 7s globulin 2 precursor small subunit (the similarity was 100%) by blast2go or annotated as xyloglucan-specific endoglucanase inhibitor protein (XEGIP, the similarity was 99%) in NCBI database.

Nevertheless, differential processing of stem-loop precursors, small RNA duplexes, and, in general, miRNA biochemical properties challenge expression analysis methods usually used to analyze mRNAs.

In this paper, we investigated the incorporation of a nickel precursor into small-scale α-Al2O3 filter substrates with a mean pore radius of 26 μm.

(3) The possibility that LDMAR is a precursor of small RNA was not excluded.

UQCRFS1N is the N-terminal mitochondrial targeting sequence of UQCRFS1, and after its cleavage from the precursor, this small peptide remains bound to CIII with unknown functions.

When the MOF crystals started to form inside the precursor solution, small micro- and nano-pores have been formed on the crystal surface.

Using BAgNP as the precursor, a small spherical nanosilver (AgNP) sol in yellow was synthesized by addition of suitable amounts of X− (X = Cl, Br, and I).