I'm especially prone to modifications of "heart," whether in approbation ("heartening," "wholehearted," "good-hearted") or derogation ("disheartening," "chicken-hearted," "heart-sore," "heartbroken").
Genomic databases are still prone to modifications.
This protein is prone to modifications on its free Cys (10) residue and thus may reflect oxidative stress.
After 12 weeks of Omacor treatment LDL appeared more prone to oxidative modification in vitro than LDL after gemfibrozil treatment, as measured by the significantly decreased lag time, preceding the onset of the lipid peroxidation.
Compared to FRS, cardiovascular risk stratification based on the metabolic scoring is composed of more modifiable cardiometabolic risk factors and prone to lifestyle modification and health intervention.
Although sphingomyelin contains a PC head group as well, it is not prone to oxidative modification due to the highly saturated fatty acids it is composed of.
The primary amino group in EPs is prone to covalent modification by various electrophilic aldehydes in vivo, such as glyoxal, glucose, 4-hydroxynonenal (HNE), acrolein, malonaldehyde, and isolevuglandins.
The modification of the cluster seems to be related to the average substitution rate of the different taxa, as seen in some metazoan phylograms [ 60], such that faster evolving clades are more prone to cluster modification.
However, formalin fixation is known to render adenosine residues particularly prone to chemical modifications such as methylene dimerization and mono-methylolation [3] and generate degraded RNA fragments (up to 50% of which may not contain a poly-A tract) [4].
