We have demonstrated the site-specific thermal activation of self-immolative polymers (SIPs) using a bicyclic oxazine as a temperature-sensitive triggering moiety.
It is an impressive arsenal - more than 100 weapons, each with a sensitive trigger - but it is a feeble defence against the enemy threatening Mgun Ling and his village in Chin state, deep in the jungles of western Burma.
This base acts as a sensitive trigger for the response mechanism to UV exposure, providing protection against its damaging effects.
Importantly, guilt has a very sensitive trigger, it is likely to emerge with just the slightest suspicion that we might not be contributing sufficiently.
Pollination is achieved through the use of the sensitive "trigger", which comprises the male and female reproductive organs fused into a floral column that snaps forward quickly in response to touch, harmlessly covering the insect in pollen.
The reliability of this non-invasive measurement has been well confirmed by Fernandez et al [ 8] in patients mechanically ventilated in control mode with a sensitive trigger.
As the sensory organs, three sensitive trigger hairs are protruding from the upper leaf epidermis of the Venus flytrap, adjacent to the red anthocyanin pigment that attracts the insects.
This association was mainly due to a nonappropriate setting of the ventilator parameters (that is, a high inspiratory pressure or a less sensitive trigger), rather than the patient's clinical severity or ventilatory modes [ 5].
Since the level of PsbS, the pH sensitive trigger for NPQ [ 30] is similar to wild-type, this effect can be attributed to the low level of the interacting partners of PsbS where the actual quenching occurs, i.e. the Lhcb proteins [ 31- 34], and to the lack of lutein which limit NPQ [ 16, 35].
"We have a duty of care towards the victim, which means we allow a less robust examination of their experiences than we would on a less personally sensitive and triggering subject".
In contrast, parameters that are more sensitive for triggering a sustained ERK response are now strongly related to the MAPK module such as k23(19), k25(20), k27(21), Km20 Km22(40–42), and Km24 Km26(44 46).
